The reality Apocalypse of the social critical thinking in the communist party manifesto
MA Yong-jun
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MA Yong-jun
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This paper attempts based on the communist party manifesto in the social critical thought, dialectical analysis of capitalism in the social development and the role of thinking in building a socialist harmonious society in the process how to use the enthusiasm of the capital to prevent its negative nature not only promote the efficiency of , but also conducive to fair, both the energy use of capital, but also for its effective control. Thinking of Marx and Engels in the communist party manifesto in-depth analysis of capitalism, as well as descendants of the warning, the use of capital, profit, capital, victims of vigilance in order to facilitate reform and opening up and the smooth development of the cause of socialist construction.
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This paper attempts based on the communist party manifesto in the social critical thought, dialectical analysis of capitalism in the social development and the role of thinking in building a socialist harmonious society in the process how to use the enthusiasm of the capital to prevent its negative nature not only promote the efficiency of , but also conducive to fair, both the energy use of capital, but also for its effective control. Thinking of Marx and Engels in the communist party manifesto in-depth analysis of capitalism, as well as descendants of the warning, the use of capital, profit, capital, victims of vigilance in order to facilitate reform and opening up and the smooth development of the cause of socialist construction.
Key concepts: Manifesto, Communism, Capitalism, Enthusiasm, Dialectic, Sociology, Capital (architecture), Political economy