马克思主义哲学
唯物史观
共产主义
认识论
关系(数据库)
经济正义
社会学
口译(哲学)
背景(考古学)
实现(概率)
唯物主义
法律与经济学
政治学
法学
哲学
政治
数学
历史
计算机科学
统计
考古
数据库
语言学
标识
DOI:10.1017/s0008423900000822
摘要
Abstract Some recent Marxologists (notably Allen Buchanan, Richard Miller and Allen Wood) have denied that the idea of justice can play any significant role within Marxist thought. This article maintains, on the contrary, that the very logic of historical materialism, notably the concept of the historical development of human needs, necessitates a concept of justice even in the higher phase of communism. Furthermore, the “anti-juridical” interpretation of Marx fails to provide an adequate account of the connection between the communist values of self-realization and community. It therefore obscures the concerns addressed by a notion of justice. The early Marx's concept of species-being ( Gattungswesen ) expresses the relation between self-realization and community in historical terms. Thus it provides an appropriate context for a Marxist theory of justice.
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