卢卡奇的主观辩证法思想（Lukacss subjective dialectic thought）.docVIP

卢卡奇的主观辩证法思想（Lukacss subjective dialectic thought） Lukacss subjective dialectic thought [author] Su Pingfu [introduction] Su Pingfu, Department of politics and economics, Guangxi Normal University Lukacs was one of the most influential philosophers in the twentieth Century, and dialectics is an important weapon for his theoretical exploration. In his early masterpiece history and class consciousness, stipulate the method of their task is to restore the Marx doctrine of revolutionary dialectics and vulgar economic and to critical theorists of the second international exposition of determinism, the subjectivity theory and the theory of class consciousness, explore different from the second international proletarian revolution road. Therefore, the content and essence of the in-depth analysis and reveal the Lukacs dialectics thought, and a realistic assessment has important theoretical significance. First, the relationship between Hagel and Marx In order to restore the dialectics of Marx, we must first clarify the relationship between Hagel and Marx and restore the position of Hagels philosophy in the Marx system. This problem has been concerned by Marxs problems, Marx had explicitly claimed that he was a student of Hagel, Engels also made it clear to German Classical Philosophy (which is mainly the Hagel philosophy and the philosophy of Feuerbach) as one of the three sources of the Marx doctrine, Lenin not only proposed to pay more attention to the study of Hagels dialectics, and seriously study the logic of Hagel. Only to the second international Marx doctrine there, Hagel was treated as waste water poured out, they claim to clear the Marx doctrine in the Hagel doctrine, its purpose is not to put the Marx doctrine and the Hagel philosophy strictly separated, scientific maintenance of the Marx doctrine, but to return to the Marx doctrine in Kants Philosophy, the the Marx doctrine of Neo kantianism. In this regard, Lenin carried out relentless exposure and criticism. He