On the Critical Nature of Marx's World History Theory
Liu Hui-qiang
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Liu Hui-qiang
Abstract
The critical nature of Marx's world history theory is determined by the critical characteristics of Marx's thought.Through philosophic criticism,he revealed that the generation and development of world history was not the activity of pure reason,but a real historical movement.Through critique of political economics,Marx explained the capital nature of the world history.Practically,Marx regarded the Communism as the real movement to sublate the capital in the world history.In his opinion,Only when the Communist movement is aimed at the human liberation,can it constitute the practical criticism on the capital world history;the world history which generated from the communist movement is a new era that everyone could develop freely and overall.
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The critical nature of Marx's world history theory is determined by the critical characteristics of Marx's thought.Through philosophic criticism,he revealed that the generation and development of world history was not the activity of pure reason,but a real historical movement.Through critique of political economics,Marx explained the capital nature of the world history.Practically,Marx regarded the Communism as the real movement to sublate the capital in the world history.In his opinion,Only when the Communist movement is aimed at the human liberation,can it constitute the practical criticism on the capital world history;the world history which generated from the communist movement is a new era that everyone could develop freely and overall.
Key concepts: Communism, Criticism, World history, Capital (architecture), Politics, Critical theory, Neoclassical economics, Political history