Marx is one of the greatest thinkers in the world, and his works have had a far-reaching impact on the development and progress of human society. In Marx's works, * * * isomorphism is a very important concept, which involves the relationship between social organizations and individual freedom, and is also one of Marx's concerns.
In Marx's early works, there was an idea about isomorphism of * * *. 1844 put forward the concept of isomorphism of matter in Economic Philosophy Manuscripts, pointing out that people make natural matter interact with themselves through production activities, thus creating a new material and spiritual environment, that is, the historical world of mankind. In this world, human beings * * * live together, * * * work together and * * * enjoy natural and social resources together, forming a special and interdependent * * * body.
In Marx's Das Kapital, by criticizing the capitalist relations of production, it reveals the social division and the weakening of human well-being brought about by private ownership and competition. Only by eliminating private ownership and establishing a socialist system can we realize the real unity of * * *, that is, the organic combination of socialization of means of production and free development of individuals.
In the Manifesto of Marx and Engels, * * * isomorphism is considered as the basic feature of the society in which * * * emerges. In this ideal society, private ownership will be abolished, productivity will be maximized, and people will no longer be affected by class division and economic interests. People will work with each other in a free, equal and cooperative way to realize their all-round development and enjoy the rich social wealth created by labor.
Homomorphism is an important concept in Marx's thought, which represents the concern and thinking about the organization and development of human society. Marx believed that only by eliminating private ownership and establishing a system of socialism and * * * productism can we truly realize the unity of * * and realize the free and all-round development of human beings. This idea still has important enlightenment significance in today's society.
The influence of Muskism
1, Marx's thought involves social organization and individual freedom, in which the concept of * * * is an important point, but this is not the whole of Marx's thought. Another focus of Marx's thought is historical materialism, which holds that social history is driven by changes in productive forces and relations of production, and human society will continue to develop and eventually reach the ideal state of * * * productism.
2. Marxist theory has become one of the most important political, economic and social thoughts in the world, and it has a wide influence on a global scale. Based on the belief of human progress, deepening, enriching and developing Marxist theory will help promote the development of society in a more just and equal direction and realize the common well-being of mankind.