CEVAP:

The Marxist view of politics emphasizes that the separation between the economic, political, cultural, and psychological aspects of the social whole is arbitrary and artificial. The notion of ‘economics’ as free from ‘politics’, or vice versa, is an ideological distortion. What we should do is to speak of ‘political economy’ (in which the economic and political elements are dialectically united). The fact is that both Marx and Engels explicitly rejected any rigid and mechanical notion of ‘economic determination’ of the social and political process. In fact, the Marxist view of politics logically spreads over all aspects of political analysis and achieves an interdisciplinary dimension.