On Marx's Theory of Interaction and Its Contemporary Significance

Author: Fan Baozhou
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: As a holistic philosophical category describing human existence, Marx's concept of interaction holds a fundamental position in the formation, development, and refinement of his materialist conception of history. It also holds significant guiding significance for understanding human material production, spiritual production, the production and development of human beings, and the evolution of social history. Marx's theory of interaction provides an objective perspective on the complex relationships between the behavioral patterns, lifestyles, and values of different countries, ethnic groups, groups, and strata worldwide. It accurately grasps the essence, driving forces, and development trends of contemporary globalization practices, as well as dialectically analyzes the philosophical concepts of various interaction theories and globalization theories of the present era. Marx's theory of interaction holds important philosophical methodological significance for understanding the choice of China's path toward socialist modernization, the emergence of new phenomena in interaction forms such as ownership structures, distribution systems, new organizational forms, management models, and social structures during the development of China's market economy, as well as the normative and actual states of human existence in the era of globalization.
By excavating Marx's original works, this book examines the establishment, verification, and development of Marx's theory of interaction. It applies Marx's theory of interaction to analyze the essential characteristics of contemporary globalization, the material driving forces behind its formation, and the interactions between the current socialist and capitalist systems. The book demonstrates that Marx's theory of interaction remains a philosophical concept for grasping the essence of contemporary globalization.