On the Spaces of Nature,Society and History in Marx's Anthropologic Theory
Zhang Kang-zhi
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Zhang Kang-zhi
Abstract
Marxist theory concerning anthropology contains the thinking of triple spaces,which are the natural space,the social space and the historical space.The triple spaces connect together to form the whole human space.Human space is constructed by human being practice,in other words,human space as the result of human being activities exists in the human being practice.The development of human society is a pursuit for human ideal space,and in which significance the human activities of constructing human space could become the free and self-conscious practice depends on the cognition to the triple spaces.Only we know the different characters and characteristics among the triple spaces,can the program of action be chosen consciously.
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Marxist theory concerning anthropology contains the thinking of triple spaces,which are the natural space,the social space and the historical space.The triple spaces connect together to form the whole human space.Human space is constructed by human being practice,in other words,human space as the result of human being activities exists in the human being practice.The development of human society is a pursuit for human ideal space,and in which significance the human activities of constructing human space could become the free and self-conscious practice depends on the cognition to the triple spaces.Only we know the different characters and characteristics among the triple spaces,can the program of action be chosen consciously.
Key concepts: Space (punctuation), Epistemology, Sociology, Action (physics), Ideal (ethics), Marxist philosophy, Human being, Politics