On The Thought Of Marxist Philosophical Subjectivity | Posted on:2008-03-29 | Degree:Master | Type:Thesis | Country:China | Candidate:H T Ji | Full Text:PDF | GTID:2155360215993216 | Subject:Marxist philosophy | Abstract/Summary: | PDF Full Text Request | Marxist thought of subjectivity has a profound connotation. TOaccurately and deeply understand it, we must connect it with thephilosophical history. We must start from its orgin and descriminate it fromtraditional philosophy. We must start from its development. To get itsenlightment to the modern philosophy, we must completely explain itsconnotation and thinking method. Only in this way, can we master theessence of Marxist thought of subjectivity.In the first part of the following article, I will explain the evolution ofsubjectivity in the philosophical history. By the study of the philosophicalhistory, we will finally reach a conclusion that the subjectivity is the natureof philosophy. I will use the way of combining theory with practice tosupport my view in this part. Secondly, with the support of the first part, Iwill mainly explain the background of the birth of Marxist subjectivity andits thinking method So as to emphasize the heritable and developedrelationship between Marxist philosophy and traditional western philosophy.At the same time, I will point out the significance and connotation of Marxistsubjectivity. As for its connotation, I think, it contains both valuablesubjectivity and practical subjectivity, which are highly connected. In the end,I will explain mordem meaning of Marxist subjectivity. The strcture and clueof the whole article are based on the coherence of logic and history. Thehistoric development determines logical development. But only thesetheories that guide the practice, can they have realistic meaning and vatality.In fact, the thought of Marxist subjectivity has recurred this proceedings. | Keywords/Search Tags: | Subjectity, Philosophical history, The theory of value subject, The theory of practice subject | PDF Full Text Request | Related items |
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