MARX

1.According to marx there was basis and superstructure of a society. The basis was the material, economic and social relations. While society's superstructure was how a society thinks, its beliefs including religion, morals, art, philosophy and science. He believed that these two should interact in order for society to function.

2.Society's conditions of production

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Society's means of production

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Societys' production relations

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3. The firt and most basic level of marx's basis for society is the conditions of production. Which means the natural resources that are available to a society. The image that I posted shows some natural resources like water and trees which are essential for the production of any society since they are the foundation.

The second level of Marx's basis of society is means of production or in other word the equipment, or tools. This is why I put the second image which displays the machinery that is used for farming, which is an important form of production in a society.

The third level of Marx's basis of society is called the society's 'production relations'or the ownership. The picture that I put displays two people in a farm ehich are the owners of the farm.

4. Marx's basis for society can be related to the area of knowledge of human sciences because it can be related to sociology because sociology studies how society works and the different parts of society. It also studies the different classes of society and how the work and interact in a society in orer to make it function.
Marx's basis for society can also be related to the area of knowledge of Natural Sciences because in it he refers to the natural resources of a society. These natural resources are basic and essential for a society to function.