Looking At The Revolution In Marx's Philosophy From The Perspective Of On Look On Marx's Philosophy

This article eked out Marxist philosophical conception through repeatedly delving into what the philosophy is and what outlook the philosophy is aimed at and into retrospect of the changing process of Marxist philosophy。The writer also eked out the real implication by centering his main concern upon the change in Marxist philosophy to re-consider the revolution Marxist philosophy。The article consists five parts。The fist part :philosophy and outlook on philosophy that he made the conclusion that the outlook on philosophy is"the key conception"and the"soul conception";The second part :the change in the Marxist philosophy and the process of Marxist philosophy。The part made a description of taking on his unique road of philosophy by getting ride of the influence of philosophy of rationalism and philosophy of ontology ;The third parts is Marxist philosophy。He made conclusion that the Marxist philosophy bases its root on practical critic philosophy for not forming a system but setting foot on practical critic method by aiming out liberating the whole mankind as its soul Marx's philosophical conception is Marx's philosophy。The forth :the real implication of the revolution of Marxist philosophy because of Marx's cherishing such philosophy he invented revolutionary reform in the history of philosophy it consists of two parts :first,he created scientific practical philosophy by reforming of the former materialism and idealism on practice ;second ,through reforming of Hegel's dialectics he guaranteed his criticism on his own theory thoroughly , means while by passing on his theory to proletarian class ,he guaranteed revolution in nature and criticism in nature on the level of practical use。Mars created revolutionary change in the history of philosophy by guaranteeing the out-to-out revolution and criticism on the level of theory and reality Fifth:summary, Marx created the reformation in his own theory by inventing a reform in his philosophy...