On the Contradictory Relations between Marx and Feuerbach in the Manuscript
Zhao Xing-liang
Abstract
Zhao Xing-liang
Abstract
The relations between Marx and Feuerbach in the Manuscript is not a simple affirmative one, but a contradictory one of both praise and criticism. The objective reason for Marx thinking highly of Feuerbach is that the theoretical struggle at that time took Hegel's idealism as the main target, and the subjective reason is that Marx had a process of cognition as to his own ideological development and its properties. But the reason why Marx criticized Feuerbach is the pratical-materialism being formed from the Manuscript . It is this gradually formed practical-materialism that has laid foundation for Marx's open criticism on Feuerbach philosophy in the future and the brilliant exposition on the basic theories of Marxism philosophy.
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The relations between Marx and Feuerbach in the Manuscript is not a simple affirmative one, but a contradictory one of both praise and criticism. The objective reason for Marx thinking highly of Feuerbach is that the theoretical struggle at that time took Hegel's idealism as the main target, and the subjective reason is that Marx had a process of cognition as to his own ideological development and its properties. But the reason why Marx criticized Feuerbach is the pratical-materialism being formed from the Manuscript . It is this gradually formed practical-materialism that has laid foundation for Marx's open criticism on Feuerbach philosophy in the future and the brilliant exposition on the basic theories of Marxism philosophy.
Key concepts: Criticism, Praise, Hegelianism, Philosophy, Materialism, Epistemology, Exposition (narrative), Idealism