Last stage in Marx's evolution towards Scientific Socialism (1843-1844). His considerations about the artistic work as non-alienated labour

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  • Emiliano Orlante Universidad de Buenos Aires (UBA) / Universidad Nacional Arturo Jauretche (UNAJ)

Keywords:

Marx ”“ Scientific Socialism ”“ Art ”“ alienation

Abstract

This paper sets out to explore Marx's evolution towards scientific socialism. The first part of this article analyses Marx's relation to Feuerbach's materialism, his affinities for religion and his criticism of the relationship between men and society. Then, it examines the Marxist critique of Hegelian philosophy departing from the concept of alienation. Finally, from this critique, there derives as a counterpart of the alienation of mankind its connection with its own capacities: humans' generic essence, which is present in the artistic work and becomes the concrete basis for their independence or freedom.

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2020-08-20

How to Cite

Orlante, E. (2020). Last stage in Marx’s evolution towards Scientific Socialism (1843-1844). His considerations about the artistic work as non-alienated labour. Revista Cerrados, 29(52), 108–119. Retrieved from https://periodicos.unb.br/index.php/cerrados/article/view/29298

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Vol. 29 No. 52 (2020): Dossiê: Realismo e atualidade: horizontes da criação artística em tempos hostis

Section

Dossiê: Realismo e atualidade: horizontes da criação artística em tempos hostis.

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