2010Socialism and DemocracyRequires access

Emancipation in Marx's Early Work

George C. Comninel

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One does not often hear serious discussion of human emancipation these days, and yet the idea is at the core of critical thinking about the human condition, and remains the ultimate goal of truly t...

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One does not often hear serious discussion of human emancipation these days, and yet the idea is at the core of critical thinking about the human condition, and remains the ultimate goal of truly t...

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One does not often hear serious discussion of human emancipation these days, and yet the idea is at the core of critical thinking about the human condition, and remains the ultimate goal of truly t...

Key concepts: Emancipation, Alienation, Communism, Capitalism, Private property, Politics, Sociology, Transcendence (philosophy)

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