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On aut-op-sy, someone noticed the following quote from "The Marxist Philosophy of History" by Cornelius Castoriadis: "Marx says somewhere that 'if there was no element of chance, history would be magic'" and asked: > Q: Did Marx ever write this? If he did, could anyone > tell me where he wrote it? Does anyone here know the answer to the 2 questions? If anyone can come up with answers then I can forward them to that list. In solidarity, Jerry
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