Marx's Theory Of World History And The Development Of Globalization

Marx's theory of world history is an important component of historical materialism. It has revealed the history of mankind from a relatively independent development to a comprehensive one since the modern society.Marx is critical and inheritance of classical economics, Hegel's theory of world history and the world based on the theory created their own theory of world history.In this theory, history to world history, changes in people's production and exchange decisions, the fundamental power lies in the expansion of capital and the social nature of large-scale industrial.Development history of the world is a contradiction process, which shows a certain periodicity, the overall and imbalances, and its end result is the realization of communism.Starting from a philosophical point of view, this paper makes a more detailed inspection of Marx's theory of world and emphases on Marx's theory of world history transcended Hegel's theory of world history. In the third Part, based on Marx's theory of world history , it reveal the inherent law of starting the duality of globalization and the globalization of the capitalist nature; manifestation of the contradictions of globalization are diverse. The fourth part of the paper from the right and left sides elaborates the performance of the contradictions of globalization. The trend of globalization must be a communist society, which is the fifth part of the thesis of the contents. The final part is also the eye-dotting of this paper puts forward the affections of Marx's theory of world history on China's response to globalization, taking advantage of globalization and the development of socialism with Chinese characteristics.Globalization refers to the capitalist society from the west to the world is full of contradictions in the process of expanding, which began the day of the birth of capitalism and get to the climax after 1970s. While there is a difference between Marx's theory of world history and globalization theory, overall speaking, they describe the same type of historical phenomenon and process.