A Study On Religious Emotion In The Literary Creation By Marx’s Youth

Marx was a great statesman, philosopher, economist, revolutionary theorist. Hislife was a history of endless endeavour, and a history of progressing and maturing.Marx’s thought was a process of continuous change,through which he made advance.He is a guide of human beings’ soul. It’s necessary for us to study the variation of histhought, even the slightest one. For that can provide theoretical reference when westudy what had happened to that thinker and understand. In the previous studies,people focusd mostly on the Marx’s growth, his maturing of thought and its impact, orsome other researchers beneficial aspects. Researches on the young Marx iscomparatively weak. Even in the researches existed already, involved research resultshad not fully and accurately reflected a reasonable relationship between young Marx’sliterary creation and his religious background, nothing can be found to indicate thetrue historically background of his thoughts. Current research merely evalute his earlyliterary creation based on Marx ’s mature literature theory, deny his religious andcultural background from his mature view of religion. This is a violation of the truepath of social historical development, and denied the continuity of historically socialtruths and his thoughts change which young Marx had experienced.Aiming at this point, taking the young Marx’s literary creation as a breakthrough,by the research of his youth literature creation, exploring the relationship with hisreligious emotion, seeking changes in the hidden ideological trajectory, trying toreveal the idea’s development of the history of the original appearance, the truehistory of young Marx thought development, reduction of variation the. Although thiseffort to this inquiry, but limited academic level, lack of information and researchexperience, this article may exist deficiencies. But just for kicks, want to study morescholars, let the great development of the thoughts become clearer, it is enough!...