Is Marxism a Technologically Deterministic Doctrine?

Ri: I thought it was superinteresting, actually, how he construed our relationship to nature as being bound up with the organizing of our social relations and the degree to which we're productive or not. And i think it's an interesting kind of a way to how inextricable our relationship tonature is from these political questions of social relationships. Ri: The only thing that i would stress is his use, his repeated use of the word equilibrium. But for bucarn, as he lays out in the beginning, a nature like water itself as a mode of transport, as a form of energy, its supply or its sence, plays a role in what i like to imagine