商品簡介
An attempt to resolve the seeming paradox between Marx's moral condemnations of capitalism with his alleged wholesale rejection of morality. The author argues that Marx had a human nature ethics that includes the virtue of beneficence that both provides a revolutionary motivation for the overthrow of capitalism and, when joined with the egalitarian distribution he theorized, negates the need for individual rights in a communist society. Marx's rejection of morality was really, according to this analysis, only a rejection of those theories that provide moral justification for ownership of the means of production. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
作者簡介
Robert T. Sweet is Associate Professor of Philosophy, Clark State Community College and Adjunct Professor of Philosophy, Antioch University.
