In this paper we analyse the theory of “social humanity or human society”, depicted by Marx in the Theses on Feuerbach and try to draw some conclusion in a theoretical and ‘post-modern’ perspective. Despite frequent calls for a new humanism, Marx deconstructs the traditional idea of ‘human nature’ and internally processes it by the idea of ‘common’ as a transindividual acting in the social practice. It is therefore possible to read his references according to the transhuman discussion initiated by Nietzsche and brought to a first fulfilment by Foucault and some other twentieth-century authors.

L'umanismo è un comunismo : Marx e la teoria dell’uomo sociale / R. Fabbrichesi. - In: IN CIRCOLO. - ISSN 2531-4092. - 2016:1(2016).

L'umanismo è un comunismo : Marx e la teoria dell’uomo sociale

R. Fabbrichesi
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2016

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In this paper we analyse the theory of “social humanity or human society”, depicted by Marx in the Theses on Feuerbach and try to draw some conclusion in a theoretical and ‘post-modern’ perspective. Despite frequent calls for a new humanism, Marx deconstructs the traditional idea of ‘human nature’ and internally processes it by the idea of ‘common’ as a transindividual acting in the social practice. It is therefore possible to read his references according to the transhuman discussion initiated by Nietzsche and brought to a first fulfilment by Foucault and some other twentieth-century authors.
Settore M-FIL/01 - Filosofia Teoretica
2016
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