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However, errant monocausal "vulgar Marxist" interpretations of history, clearly as a result of their unfortunate Hegelian heritage, ultimately cuck themselves and the global proletariat by their deliberate unwillingness to include the particularistic and qualitative dimension of human societies in their analysis. This has inevitably left revolutionaries looking to the established Marxist canon without meaningful guidance for how to advance the emancipatory telos of the proletariat in time and space, a crippling deficiency which Kirosocialism does not merely correct for, but rather places front and centre in its critique of capitalism and its scientific approach to revolutionary practice. | However, errant monocausal "vulgar Marxist" interpretations of history, clearly as a result of their unfortunate Hegelian heritage, ultimately cuck themselves and the global proletariat by their deliberate unwillingness to include the particularistic and qualitative dimension of human societies in their analysis. This has inevitably left revolutionaries looking to the established Marxist canon without meaningful guidance for how to advance the emancipatory telos of the proletariat in time and space, a crippling deficiency which Kirosocialism does not merely correct for, but rather places front and centre in its critique of capitalism and its scientific approach to revolutionary practice. | ||
|author= Xinarþrus S.P.R. Tórmalin | |author= [[List of Kiravian academics#Xinarþrus S.P.R. Tórmalin|Xinarþrus S.P.R. Tórmalin]] | ||
|source= ''On the Germans and Their Lies'' | |source= ''On the Germans and Their Lies'' | ||
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