Vol. 3 No. 2 (2003): Revista Filosofía UIS
Articles

Marx and life

María Elvira Martínez Acuña
Universidad Industrial de Santander

Keywords

  • nature,
  • society,
  • productive forces,
  • history,
  • dialectic,
  • freedom,
  • work,
  • life
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How to Cite

Martínez Acuña, M. E. Marx and life. Revista Filosofía UIS, 3(2), 93–119. Retrieved from https://revistas.uis.edu.co/index.php/revistafilosofiauis/article/view/7616

Abstract

This paper tríes to explicit the marxían concept of life, based special!Y on those works wrítten during Marx' s youth: Economic and philosophic Manuscripts and The German ideology. lt considers Marx ana!Ysis of two reductionisms of hís time, thínkíng wíthout any reference to lífe or living under a very abstract thought. Two attitudes which exclude the form of life ítself. Besides, ít goes on the very practica! but also organical way how Marx understands lífe: under a dynamíc relatíon of the parts and the whole, life does not deny diversity but íntegrates ít. Finally, it emphasízes the díalectic comprehensíon of Marx, s concept of life; partía! negatíons, contradíctíons and even the death itself can not be avoíd by life. This paper makes explicít, then, the thesís of Marx that suppose the open character oflife; ít is dialectíc and systemíc but not closed so, from lífe on everythíng can be done.

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