Marx's Theory Of Justice

Marx's view of justice perspective should be different, for his idea of justice, will also be given the the characteristics, when his position to the historical materialism, he abandoned the so-called the notion of justice as a has eternal value settings, and making criticism of justice itself. On the other hand, in the process of Marx's criticism of capitalist society, justice itself has another role, that acts as a critical tool, with a critical. It is not only Marx's own criticism, but also reflects the criticism of capitalism, therefore, justice in Marx's social theory has a dual nature. Of course, we also see in this critical basis does reflect some of his valuable comments, on this point, we can in Marx to find according to relevant criticism of capitalism. Therefore, we are temporarily will as Marx's theory of justice. The based on the interpretation of the text of Marx, mainly around the his criticism of civil society, critique of capitalist mode of production inherent defects and the social mode of production of justice influence, so that the justice is premise needs to be set and the design on some degree based on the needs of social. However, the demand for justice is largely caused by the defect of social production. From this aspect, it can be proved that Marx's theory of justice reflects the characteristics of historical materialism. Therefore, justice has become the object of his criticism in his research field. Of course, criticism does not mean to deny the significance of the existence of justice, but the norms of justice the idea back to its true face, namely in the category of historical materialism investigation its emergence and significance, and from the reality of social relations of production, criticized the common conception of justice, so that people can understand justice from a comprehensive perspective.