What Is Economic Justice

Justice is the eternal value pursued by human society.In many theories of justice,Marx's view of justice,with its rich connotation,unique value and profound influence,has received extensive attention from the East and the west,and has gradually become the core of the research of modern justice.The study chooses "what is economic justice" as the theme.It clarifies the internal relationship between economic justice and Marx's concept of justice.For a long time,people have generally interpreted "economic justice" as a simple economic justice,making the study of economic justice deviate from the orbit and go farther and farther away.Marx's view of justice is proposed on the basis of analyzing and criticizing the reality of capitalist economic development.Therefore,economic justice is gradually evolved from instrumental content to the pronoun of Marx's just thought.Marx's economic justice involves the moral,economic,political,ideological and other aspects of human social life,and it is a systematic holistic thinking.The aim of Marx's view of justice is to be clarified.For a long time,the western scholars have been entangled with Marx's view of justice under the "Tucker Wood" proposition,which has made a fierce and long-term debate on whether Marx's justice thought has criticized the justice of capitalism.Not to be denied,this debate has indeed promoted the development and prosperity of Marx's justice research in the early stage,but,until now,the western scholars have not yet found the answer or reached a consensus.Therefore,the purpose of this study is to further clarify the focus of controversy.What is the content of Marx's view of justice? Marx's view of justice is not a certain level or a realm of justice.It is based on the political justice and the capitalist economic reality.In view of Marx's fragmentary interpretation of the fragmented view of justice,this article tries to sum up the content of Marx's justice view on the basis of combing the course of the development of Marx's view of justice,so as to clear and present Marx's view of justice clearly.