Marx's arguments stems from his agreement with Hegel on the real basis of the progression of human societies.

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Marx's arguments stem from his critique and transformation of Hegel's ideas. While Hegel focused on the dialectical progression of ideas (thesis, antithesis, synthesis), Marx argued that material conditions and economic factors (the base) are the primary drivers of societal change, not the evolution of ideas or consciousness as Hegel suggested.

Marx's Arguments Stems from His Agreement with Hegel on the Real