The Practical Study of Marx's Theory of Ownership

Kexin Guan

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The Practical Study of Marx's Theory of Ownership

Kexin Guan *^,1,

¹ Nankai University

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https://doi.org/10.54254/2753-7102/9/2024083

Abstract

The communist movement aims to achieve the liberation of the proletariat and the free and comprehensive development of human beings. From the perspective of the methodology of historical materialism, this goal also constitutes the core of Marx's theory of ownership. As an important part of Marxist political economy, the theory of ownership, with its strong correlation with productive forces and production relations, has continuously deepened and evolved in theory and practice, adapting to the times. This requires us to grasp its characteristics in different stages of development to achieve a scientific understanding. At the same time, Marx's theory of ownership, as an organic unity of scientific and value standards, points to the historical development of real people and shows strong practical significance. Analyzing and studying the theory of ownership in Marxism helps us to achieve the comprehensive and free development of people on the basis of a better grasp of the laws of development of ownership forms.

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Marx, theory of ownership, human liberation, scientific standards, value standards

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Guan,K. (2024). The Practical Study of Marx's Theory of Ownership. Advances in Social Behavior Research,9,46-50.

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