From Theoretical Critique to Practical Critique——An analysis on Marx's view of philosophy

The view of philosophy is a kind of reflection on itself or philosophers' self-Consciousness. Marx put forward his understanding about philosophy through series of works. But the spirit of Marx's philosophy was once covered by the pre-Marx understanding of traditional teaching books or by the post-Marx understanding. Marx's view of philosophy is centered on practice and has absorbed some rational elements of western traditional philosophy dialectically. It has the characteristics of anti-abtract, criticism and openness. Marx's philosophy is based on practice, which makes it more downright and profound compared with modern western philosophy,and transcends the two opposite mode of subject and object, rationality and irrationality. And it has the characters of universality and reality, realizing the revolutionary turn from theoretical critique to practical critique in the history of philosophy.