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Browning argues that Plato, Aristotle & the Stoics all assume that human nature is fixed and unchanging, but Browning argues that human nature might be far less fixed than the ancients imagined. To what extent do Adam Smith and Karl Marx assume a fixed and unchanging human nature? Explain.

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          Browning argues that Plato, Aristotle & the Stoics all assume that human nature is fixed and unchanging, but Browning argues that human nature might be far less fixed than the ancients imagined. To what extent do Adam Smith and Karl Marx assume a fixed and unchanging human nature? Explain.

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Browning argues that Plato, Aristotle & the Stoics all assume that human nature is fixed and unchanging, but Browning argues that human nature might be far less fixed than the ancients imagined. To what extent do Adam Smith and Karl Marx assume a fixed and unchanging human nature? Explain.