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The works of the classic authors Marx and Engels made a historical emphasis on the social dimension as an intersubjective problematic. This text aims to demonstrate that the main reason for this evident issue is that the society-nature antagonism was not a fully realized reality when it was originally published. At the present however, a holistic interpretation is imperative from the logic of an ideal Marxist totality, particularly from the concept of merchandise. The article projects Marxism, without prior revisions, to validate itself as a philosophy of practice that incorporates what is human and what is not.

Taeli Gómez Francisco, Universidad de Atacama

Académica de las Cátedras de Filosofía del Derecho y Ética, Facultad de Ciencias Jurídicas y Sociales, Universidad de Atacama (Chile). Doctora en Ciencias Filosóficas de la Universidad de La Habana (Cuba), abogada. E-mail: taeli.gomez@uda.cl

Gómez Francisco, T. (2018). Marx: nature and merchandise. Nómadas, (48), 229–237. https://doi.org/10.30578/nomadas.n48a14

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