What do you understand to be marxs view of human nature

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Marx offers a critique of 'Capitalism'. When Marx mentions 'Political economy' you can understand that as 'Capitalism'. What do you understand to be Marx's view of Human Nature... what are we as humans, from what you understand in this reading.

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