Interpretation On The Thought Of Humanitarianism In Communist Manifesto

With the development of the times and society, peace and development have become the themes of our times instead of class struggle, in the peace and development under the background of the times, there are still social contradictions, some areas of the world is still in turmoil, caring for people has become a common concern of the whole world topic. Humanitarianism has gone beyond the shackles of ideology, become the common research topic.If there has been a controversy among scholars including humanism Manifesto of the Communist Party, there is no consistent results, mainly came from the following three points: some scholars focus on the "Communist Manifesto" in the study of historical materialism and ignored the humanitarian thought; some scholars narrow definition of humanitarian capitalism thought, think "humanism" does not contain the Communist Manifesto; some scholars believe that contains humanitarianism early in the works of Marx, and later wrote "the Communist Manifesto" does not contain humanism. Whether the "Communist Manifesto" contains humanitarianism is the focus of this thesis.This paper from the background of humanitarianism, from the analysis of Marx himself and the background, through the interpretation of the text, from the political, economic, cultural, and social aspects to reveal the "Communist Manifesto" contains rich humanistic thought. In politics, mainly for the Communist union instead of the old bourgeois society, seize the bourgeois regime; in the economy, mainly for the elimination of private ownership of the means of production, means of production are all workers all together; in the culture, mainly for the criticism of feudalism, petty bourgeoisie, and conservative or the bourgeois idealism backward culture, the establishment of the Communist world outlook and cultural practice; in the society, mainly for the establishment of a personal liberation, the free development of the Communist society. From this point I think it contains rich practical humanism, the core is the liberation of all alienation under the bondage, is everyone’s freedom for all-round development.