Globelization is the Marx’s Historic Horizon ——on Globelization Based on Marx’s “World History Theory”
Yue Liang
Abstract
Yue Liang
Abstract
Marx’s view on the modernity has two hands: affirmation and negation, which he had fundamental reconstruction. Marx’s rationality view is criticized by rationality itself. Actually Marx’s philosophical revolutionary object is highly consistent with his revolutionary object on the modernity and Marx’s vision on the future is opened from criticizing modernity, from the capital as spread of modernity, from world market as world history. Modernization is realization of modernity, and globelization is fluid modernity. Globelization is Marx’s historic horizon. Marx thinks of vision of future based on the reality, he considers it is vital revolutionizing the reality world. So he creates the “world history” theory, which is the theoretical core of Marx’s globelization. We must understand and grasp Marx’s “world history theory” for the new globelization.
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Marx’s view on the modernity has two hands: affirmation and negation, which he had fundamental reconstruction. Marx’s rationality view is criticized by rationality itself. Actually Marx’s philosophical revolutionary object is highly consistent with his revolutionary object on the modernity and Marx’s vision on the future is opened from criticizing modernity, from the capital as spread of modernity, from world market as world history. Modernization is realization of modernity, and globelization is fluid modernity. Globelization is Marx’s historic horizon. Marx thinks of vision of future based on the reality, he considers it is vital revolutionizing the reality world. So he creates the “world history” theory, which is the theoretical core of Marx’s globelization. We must understand and grasp Marx’s “world history theory” for the new globelization.
Key concepts: Modernity, Object (grammar), Rationality, Capitalism, World history, Philosophy, Negation, Epistemology