El naturalismo y el realismo de Marx
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Universidad Industrial de Santander
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En el presente artículo se expone la concepción de la naturaleza en el pensamiento de Marx. Al respecto, se argumenta que Marx toma una posición naturalista y realista: Naturalista, en cuanto considera que todo objeto natural es un objeto físico (es un objeto sensible); y realista porque considera que la realidad física existe independientemente de nuestras representaciones y del Absoluto hegeliano. Esto se expresa en la crítica de Marx al teísmo y al hegelianismo.
In this paper I pretend to expose the conception of nature in Marx’s thought. In this sense, I argue that Marx takes a naturalistic and realistic stand: Naturilistic insofar he considers that every natural object is a physical object (sensous object); and realistic since he asserts that physical reality exists independently both of our representations and from hegelian absolute. This is expressed in Marx criticism of theism and Hegelianism.
In this paper I pretend to expose the conception of nature in Marx’s thought. In this sense, I argue that Marx takes a naturalistic and realistic stand: Naturilistic insofar he considers that every natural object is a physical object (sensous object); and realistic since he asserts that physical reality exists independently both of our representations and from hegelian absolute. This is expressed in Marx criticism of theism and Hegelianism.
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Marx, ontología, naturalismo, realismo, dialéctica, Marx, ontology, naturalism, realism, Hegel, dialectics