September 20, 2025Open Access

On Marx's idea of community from 'On the Jewish Question'

NSNannan SongJingdezhen Ceramic Institute LWLeifeng WangJingdezhen Ceramic Institute

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Marx's idea of community emphasizes the development of individuals and collectivism.
Understanding this concept can shed light on current community ideologies and future societal constructs.
The theoretical basis laid in 'On the Jewish Question' is crucial for realizing communism.
Examining Marx's thoughts aids in addressing modern challenges in human-nature relationships.

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Marx's concept of community is a theoretical embodiment of the free and comprehensive development of individuals, which has theoretical significance for the contemporary construction of a community with a shared future for humanity and a community of life between humans and nature. Marx elaborated on the idea of 'community' as early as in 'On the Jewish Question.' In-depth study of the theoretical logic of Marx's early concept of 'community' can provide a theoretical and correct perspective to understand today's community ideologies, which is of great importance for the realization of communism and the liberation of all humanity.

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