On the Three-Dimensions of Marx's Critique of Modernity
Nan Wu
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Nan Wu
Abstract
Marx's critique of modernity does not go in a smooth and linear procedure;instead,it goes in a consecutive procedure of three theories which are closely related to social history and practice.First,it takes alienated labor as yardstick to make ethical critique on modernity;next,it takes labor division as foundation to make positive critique on modernity;and then,it takes capital as core to make essential critique on modernity.The three-dimensions of Marx 's critique of modernity are of great practical significance to today's critique on capitalism.
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Marx's critique of modernity does not go in a smooth and linear procedure;instead,it goes in a consecutive procedure of three theories which are closely related to social history and practice.First,it takes alienated labor as yardstick to make ethical critique on modernity;next,it takes labor division as foundation to make positive critique on modernity;and then,it takes capital as core to make essential critique on modernity.The three-dimensions of Marx 's critique of modernity are of great practical significance to today's critique on capitalism.
Key concepts: Modernity, Capitalism, Yardstick, Neoclassical economics, Capital (architecture), Sociology, Epistemology, Positive economics