论哈贝马斯目的合理行为和社会相互关系（On Habermass purpose, reasonable behavior and social interaction）.docVIP

论哈贝马斯目的合理行为和社会相互关系（On Habermass purpose, reasonable behavior and social interaction） On Habermass purpose, reasonable behavior and social interaction [author] Zhang Jiwu [author] Zhang Jiwu, born in 1947, Professor of Chinese and Western culture research and exchange center, Southeast University When Marx criticized the young Hagel school, Hague sent only to youth conflict real world as a critique of philosophy, but has not realized the philosophy itself also belongs to the world, it is the world the concept of representation and complement, therefore, their criticism can only be abstract, the most pure theory liberation. While political emancipation requires negation of existing philosophy, negation is the philosophy of philosophy. [1] Marx thought that if he did not conceive of proper criticism according to the empirical science, he would run into difficulties according to the false need of philosophy of his time. The glory of natural science proves that it is not a false idea, but a product of human social practice, and proves its truth in social practice. Therefore, when people make correct criticism, they must ensure that their criticism is scientific compared with philosophy. In the outline of Feuerbach the first in Marx, according to his concept of practice denies the traditional materialism and idealism: the main drawback of all previous materialism including Feuerbachs Materialism: reality and perception of things, just from the object or intuitive form to understand, rather than treat them as people the perceptual activity, as a practice to understand, not from the subjective aspect to understand. So, it is so, and materialism idealism instead, but the development of dynamic aspects, but only the abstract development, because the course is not know the true reality of idealism and perceptual activity itself. 2 Marx took his scientific criticism form with the young Hagel School of philosophy of critical distinction, he took the human perceptual activities,