Double Subjectivity: A New Interpretation Of "das Kapital"

People have always made a great deal of innovations and attempts on the study of Capital ,but they have been mostly focused on the "object" in terms of interpretation, focusing only on the objective economic laws.Their studies not only ignored the actions and concepts of the economic sujects,but also neglected their relationship which is changing would have effects on the process of the develepment of the economy.Whatworse,their studies mostly neglected the subjective consiousness and emotions of Marx,the author of Capital . In such cases, the paper put forward that there is dual-subjectivity in Capital. The author of Capital is subjective subject,and captilists and workers as the subject of activities in the economy, are objective subject.From the view of dual-subjectivity in Capital, the paper re-examinationed the actions and concepts of the economic suject to expatiate the changing of the relationship of them,to clarify that the subjectve subject animadverted on objective suject and his thinkings of economic development surpass theirs.This paper comprises four parts: In first part, the paper probes into the purpose, objects ,ways of Marx's study of capital,and clarifys that there is dual-subjectivity in Capital.In second part,the paper explains the the actions, concepts and their relationship of objective subject, noted subjective subject attached great importance to interpret the actions and concepts of the objective subject and the changing of their relationship.In third Part,the paper summarizes the relationship of the leading objective and subordinative subject,and clarified that the subjective subject animadverted on objective subject and his thinkings of economic development surpassed theirs. In fourth Part, the paper interprets the significance of that study capital from the view of dual-subjectivity. Only from the view of dual-subjectivity,we may uinte the class nature and the party nature of capital,and people can break through day-to-day's noumenal thingking of subject and object on the economic phenomena.