From Anti-poverty to Common Prosperity: On the Motivation and Contemporary Significance of the First Cooperation Between Marx and Engels

Marx and Engels affirmed Proudhon's What is Ownership's concern about poverty in The Holy Family. Marx and Engels co-wrote The Holy Family for the first time. It was not entirely because they had reached an agreement on critical speculative idealism, nor on political economy critique, but...

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Published inFu dan xue bao. She hui ke xue ban no. 3; pp. 15 - 24
Main Authors Ren, Shuaijun, Xiao, Wei
Format Journal Article
LanguageChinese
Published Shanghai Fudan Daxue 01.01.2022
Subjects
Families & family life
Ideology
Marxism
Poverty
Socialism
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Summary:Marx and Engels affirmed Proudhon's What is Ownership's concern about poverty in The Holy Family. Marx and Engels co-wrote The Holy Family for the first time. It was not entirely because they had reached an agreement on critical speculative idealism, nor on political economy critique, but because they had a high degree of agreement on the problem of proletarian poverty. The deep-seated basis that this consensus on the status quo of the poverty of the proletariat can be truly established is their common historical materialism proposition based on the mass practice activities. The poverty of the proletariat not only presents the realistic starting point for their cooperation, but also reveals their realistic concerns in exploring the complete emancipation of the proletariat. They realized the qualitative change from reality to theory by exploring the ideological connection between poverty and historical materialism. By revealing the actual connection between poverty and socialism, they pointed out the road to c
ISSN:0257-0289