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The material conditions, including for westerners, comes before the idea. It is why theory doesn't always change their mind and break their orientialist perspective. As long as one treats the "conversion to marxism" along positivist lens then we will be confounded that when someone reads the same theory we do come to a different conclusion along imperialist lines. And if one is a westerner then it is worthwhile examining how one's personal material conditions allowed them to be more receptive to marxist ideas.
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