Marx's Emancipation Theory and Its Implications——On Construction of Political Civilization in Contemporary China
Yan Meng-wei
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Yan Meng-wei
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In Marx's political philosophy,the core concept is the of mankind.In his work On The Jewish Issue,Marx divided the course of emancipation into two historical phases——political emancipation and human emancipation,and expatiated the connotation of political emancipation systemically.Political emancipation is the revolution of civil society and is the political condition of a society of market economy.In this sense,Marx's theory of political emancipation is of important significance for us to understand the construction of politic civilization in cotemporary China.
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In Marx's political philosophy,the core concept is the of mankind.In his work On The Jewish Issue,Marx divided the course of emancipation into two historical phases——political emancipation and human emancipation,and expatiated the connotation of political emancipation systemically.Political emancipation is the revolution of civil society and is the political condition of a society of market economy.In this sense,Marx's theory of political emancipation is of important significance for us to understand the construction of politic civilization in cotemporary China.
Key concepts: Emancipation, Civilization, Politics, Political philosophy, Connotation, China, Political science, Sociology