Marx's Thought of “Human is the Nature of Human Beings” and its Contemporary Implications
LI Xu-hua
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LI Xu-hua
Abstract
Marx's thought of is the nature of human contains three dimensions:human being is the natural existence,kind existence and social existence.Marx argued that through the criticism of religion to the realistic world,the return of human nature shall be realized by an appropriate thorough proletarian revolution.Contemporarily,Marx's thought of is the nature of human has practical implications for understanding the return of human nature' path and process,the natural and social nature of human beings,and the relationship between all-round development of human beings and the return of human nature.
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Marx's thought of is the nature of human contains three dimensions:human being is the natural existence,kind existence and social existence.Marx argued that through the criticism of religion to the realistic world,the return of human nature shall be realized by an appropriate thorough proletarian revolution.Contemporarily,Marx's thought of is the nature of human has practical implications for understanding the return of human nature' path and process,the natural and social nature of human beings,and the relationship between all-round development of human beings and the return of human nature.
Key concepts: Proletariat, Natural (archaeology), Criticism, Epistemology, Sociology, Human being, Philosophy, Environmental ethics