Marx’s View on the Evolution of Connotation of Division of Labor and Its Philosophical Significance: from German Ideology to Wage Labor and Capital
Dan Li
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Dan Li
Abstract
s:German Ideology,Poverty of Philosophy and Wage Labor and Capital are three important books that represent Marx’s mid-term theories and thoughts.During this phase,division of labor,whose status and function were observed by Marx in the process of social historical development,has become an empirical category.In es sence,the deepening and developing process of the economic category’s connotation is also the process how its historicity and criticality as well as its production relation are gradually discovered and revealed,which plays a significant role in helping Marx employ the discourse and logic of the critique of political economics with the methodological premise of historical materialism.
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s:German Ideology,Poverty of Philosophy and Wage Labor and Capital are three important books that represent Marx’s mid-term theories and thoughts.During this phase,division of labor,whose status and function were observed by Marx in the process of social historical development,has become an empirical category.In es sence,the deepening and developing process of the economic category’s connotation is also the process how its historicity and criticality as well as its production relation are gradually discovered and revealed,which plays a significant role in helping Marx employ the discourse and logic of the critique of political economics with the methodological premise of historical materialism.
Key concepts: Ideology, Historicity (philosophy), Connotation, Historical materialism, Marxist philosophy, Division of labour, German, Neoclassical economics