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Introduction to Marxist Philosophy Introduction to Philosophy
1, Marxist philosophy is a socio-economic analysis method, which is good at analyzing social groups with conflicts of interest in society from the perspective of contradictions and conflicts. It is a "classic" sociological theory. Marx took a materialistic view of history and believed that the driving force of social change was the conflict between classes.

People think that history has its objective laws and social changes are dialectical. Marxist philosophy helps to understand the systematic economic and social changes through the analysis of class conflicts. Marxist philosophy holds that class conflict is caused by the increasing contradiction between the productive means of production owned by asset owners and the socialized labor engaged by proletarians. The surplus value obtained by proletarian labor is not fairly distributed to workers, but concentrated in the hands of asset owners.

3. The consequence of conflict is the alienation of workers, which will lead to social unrest and revolution. The final result of the revolution is the establishment of socialism-production mode based on social public property rights, distribution mode based on individual contribution and economic mode of production on demand. Although Marx did not predict the emergence of a communist society, he pointed out that based on the continuous development of science and technology and productive forces, socialism will transition to communism. By then, class, state and society will be replaced by public ownership.

4. Make the best use of everything and get what you need. Marx is actually an early social and economic theory, and his view of supply and demand analyzes material conditions, that is, the relationship between the means of production, economic activities and social needs in production. It is believed that these relationships form the basis of social structure and its superstructure. From the perspective of economics, the failure to make good use of the factors of production under a social and political system arrangement is one of the reasons for class conflicts.