Marx’s Concept Of Happiness And Its Contemporary Value

The pursuit of happiness is not only the eternal topic of human history, but also the pursuit of the ultimate goal for life of everyone in the real world. The Marx’s concept of happiness is extracted from human social practices; its concern is the suffering of the people; its pursuit is happiness for all humankind; its content is more scientific; it is a more realistic philosophy of life focusing more on understanding the value of life and life attitude, and is also a multi-dimensional, scientific concept of happiness. This paper based on Marx’s concept of happiness and its contemporary value as the research object discussed. Firstly, takes related happiness of thinking scattering in Marx’s writings as the base, takes the theory of happiness in the German classical philosophy as the theoretical soil, and deeply explores the origin of Marx’s concept of happiness and sorts the formation of Happiness context of Marx concept of happiness, and expects to stimulate our inspiration with new ideas. Secondly, based on thoughts of happiness in related works of Marxism, this paper deeply digs its inherent essence, objectively analyzes the basic content of Marx’s concept of happiness, and deeply analyzes, refines and understands the theoretical essence of Marx’s concept of happiness and further explains the pursuit of human liberation, self-Liberation and realize the free and comprehensive development of people in the spirit. Again, based on the value of pursuit for happiness of human, this paper takes the Marx’s concept of happiness as the scientific guiding ideology to give full play to the theoretical value and practical value of Marx’s concept of happiness, to enrich theory of Anthropology and establish the theoretical basis for people’s free and comprehensive development, and to promote the realization of human liberation and a happy life. Finally, in the comprehensive analysis based on the theory of Marx mortal, follow the value orientation of social development and the final purpose, and conclusion that, in order to reflect the ultimate care to people.