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The Economics of Hegel's Philosophy of Right and Its Influence on Marx

Huabin Mao

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Having overturned Hegel's philosophy of Right,Marx took a direct theoretical interest on the civil society distorted by Hegel.At the end of 1843,Marx realized that one should master the knowledge of economics in order to present these hidden factors of civil society and conduct a critique research.Marx,therefore,added the theoretical research dimension from the field of pure philosophy to economics.In the course,Marx drew tremendous inspiration from the political economics by which Hegel proved the philosophy of right.In his Economics and Philosophy Manuscript of 1844,Marx was apparently inspired and affected by Hegel's philosophy of right with regard to the composition of civil society.

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Key concepts: Hegelianism, Philosophy and economics, Civil society, Epistemology, Political philosophy, Philosophy, Politics, Order (exchange)