Marx's View Of Justice And Its Contemporary Significance

Since ancient times,people have never given up on the pursuit of the value of justice,and our party and government have always insisted on this political proposition.If the norms of justice in the process of social development is given a high degree of attention and good implementation,to achieve the realization of social justice will no longer be a problem,the whole degree of social harmony will be greatly improved,between people,The contradiction between the group and the group will be reduced,the benefits of social development will spread to more people,society will be more harmonious,more cohesive,more conducive to social development and progress.At present,China's economic and social development are in a period of rapid development and rising,all kinds of social contradictions are highlighted,with the Marxist concept of justice to guide the socialist construction of the various problems is the embodiment of the party for the people Social development requirements,only to achieve social justice can truly reflect the superiority of socialism,to establish a true trend consistent with the trend of the majority of people.Based on the background and theoretical origin of Marx's view of justice,Marx's critique,inheritance and development of the theory of justice distributed by natural law school,German modern philosophy and utopian socialism laid the foundation for the formation of his own view of justice.Theoretical basis.The second part focuses on the content and main features of Marx's view of justice,and makes a more comprehensive analysis of the problems under the perspective of Marxist justice by studying the basic content and main features of Marx's view of justice.The third part discusses the contemporary significance of Marxist view of justice,including the elaboration of justice as the basis of social development,and discusses the guiding significance of Marxist view of justice to the construction of socialist harmonious society in China.This article focuses on the contemporary significance of Marxist view of justice.