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    Some order must exist to allow for the production and rep... — Carmelics
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    Supports→There is no essential or best form that social order must take.

    Some order must exist to allow for the production and reproduction of social life.

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    As Althusser understands them, whatever conceptions we have of the nature of human beings or about the proper function of the state are historically generated and serve to reproduce existing social relations. In other words, they are ideological. Apart from the necessity of human beings to engage in productive relations with other human beings and with their environment in order to produce their means of subsistence, there is no human nature or essence. This is the core of Althusser’s “anti-huma

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