Lu Taiya

Author: (German) Heine / Zhang Yushu
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Publish Date: 2000-01-01
Features: When Heine critiques the capitalist system in Lu, he naturally shows sympathy for the proletariat and inevitably touches upon the irreconcilable contradictions between these two opposing classes, as well as the proletarian revolution and the communist society that would be established after the revolution. Communism is the ideal of humanity, and many thinkers have elaborated on it in their works. At that time, many communist theories were popular in France and Germany, including the theories of Louis Blanc, Bakunin, Babeuf, and even the program of Father Lamennais, a proponent of religious communism. Through theoretical exploration and careful analysis, Heine discovered that despite their differing wording, these theories shared a common point: they replaced scientific communism with the seemingly revolutionary but actually reactionary pseudonym of absolute egalitarianism.