Which of the following describes analytic Marxism?

A) It blindly supports Marx's theory.
B) It denies historical facts in order to support Marx's theory.
C) It rejects the core of Marx's theory as fundamentally wrong.
D) It views Marx's theory as a form of nineteenth-century social science has having both a valid core but also substantial weaknesses.

Analytic Marxism views Marx's theory as a form of nineteenth-century social science that has a valid core but also substantial weaknesses. It aims to apply analytical methods to Marxist theory in order to clarify and develop its core insights and concepts. It focuses on empirical evidence, logical consistency, and rigorous argumentation, and aims to provide a more scientifically grounded account of social phenomena.