Marx "and The Idea Of ​​social Relations And Its Contemporary Value

The relationship between "human and society" is an old as well as a new topic. All of the thinkers in different ages did pay close attention to it, but, the problems concerning this relationship has not been solved without error by the thinkers before Feuerbach. From the angle of practice materialism and With a scientific sight, Marx firstly revealed human's essence, and unriddled the riddle of the survival and development of human being. In order to understand the relationship between human and nature, and human itself, the relationship between human and nature must be clarified because the relationship between "human and society" is always an angle from which Marx understood and grasped human and its survival and development. Hence, in order to profoundly and accurately understand and grasp Marx's thought of the relationship between "human and society", we have the necessity to recall Marx's mental process about the relationship between "human and society", and comprehensively and thoroughly analyze how this thought was formed.Mainly through the interpretation of the early original works of Marx and study on relevant material in academic circle in recent years, this thesis elaborates the formation process, basic content and contemporary value of Marx's thought about the relationship between "human and society". The thesis makes great effort to return to the original context in which Marx made his elaboration so as to make clear his train of thoughts. Thought the inheriting and critisizing on German classical philosophy, Marx's thought about the relationship between "human and society" went from fuzziness, perplexedness, and contradiction at last to a clear, explicit and systematic theoretic system. The issue of society and human has universal value and special status in present age, and this thesis discusses the contemporary value of Marx's thought about the relationship between "human and society" in four respects from the angel of the relationship between "human and society". Responses to these realistic problem highlight the necessity and significance for us to discuss and study Marx's thought about the relationship between "human and society" again.