Social Justice in Marx's Manuscripts of 1844

To realize the social justice is Marx's lofty ideal.In his early work Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844,Marx has put forward the theory of labor alienation and its sublation,which has expressed his strong desire of social justice.The theory of labor alienation epitomizes Marx's sharp exposure and criticism of the unjust reality that people are exploiting the and oppressing the others in capitalist society,and it shows Marx's deep sympathy for the working class in misery.Moreover,Marx points out the only way for the working class to free themselves is to sublate labor alienation,that is to say,to achieve the good prospects of communism.