A Contemporary Interpretation of Marx's Theory of Proletarian Emancipation
YU Jin-chen
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YU Jin-chen
Abstract
Marxism constructs the aims and grounds of the socialist movements on the basis of its insightsinto the law of emancipation of the proletariat and all mankind.At present times,as great changes have occurred to the proletariat,some doubts on the aims of the emancipation and the road to socialism have been raised.Based on the theory of classes and class struggle,Marx's theory on proletarian emancipation encompasses three basic parts,i.e.,the views on the law,values,and strategy,and it will continue to serve as the soul of socialist movements but by interpreting it in accordance with the facts of the new times.
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Marxism constructs the aims and grounds of the socialist movements on the basis of its insightsinto the law of emancipation of the proletariat and all mankind.At present times,as great changes have occurred to the proletariat,some doubts on the aims of the emancipation and the road to socialism have been raised.Based on the theory of classes and class struggle,Marx's theory on proletarian emancipation encompasses three basic parts,i.e.,the views on the law,values,and strategy,and it will continue to serve as the soul of socialist movements but by interpreting it in accordance with the facts of the new times.
Key concepts: Proletariat, Emancipation, Socialism, Interpretation (philosophy), Sociology, Working class, Epistemology, Law