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New Thinking of the Marx's View on the Nature of Human——From Economics Philosophy Manuscript in 1844 to Germany Ideological Form

Rui Wang

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According to Marxist theory,there are three most famous expositions about the nature of human: 'Labor is the nature of human','All social relationships are the sum of human nature in reality','The needs of human are the nature of human'.These three expositions linked closely,constituted the essence of Marx's theory of the nature of human.

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According to Marxist theory,there are three most famous expositions about the nature of human: 'Labor is the nature of human','All social relationships are the sum of human nature in reality','The needs of human are the nature of human'.These three expositions linked closely,constituted the essence of Marx's theory of the nature of human.

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According to Marxist theory,there are three most famous expositions about the nature of human: 'Labor is the nature of human','All social relationships are the sum of human nature in reality','The needs of human are the nature of human'.These three expositions linked closely,constituted the essence of Marx's theory of the nature of human.

Key concepts: Marxist philosophy, Ideology, Epistemology, Sociology, Human science, Human being, Social science, Philosophy

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