Nine myths about the philosophy of Karl Marx: from demifologization to the reconstruction of initial ideas

The present book attempted to analyze some myths about the philosophy of K. Marx, that is, that are quite common in certain groups of recipients of distorted ideas about the philosophical ideas of the founder, which are perceived uncritically as true, granted and not requiring verification, but which are genuine to genuine Marx philosophy either have nothing to do, or expose it in false light. Such myths include false provisions that K. Marx does not have its own original philosophy, and if they find it, then it supposedly consists of a diammat and the Histress and is essentially identical with the philosophical views of F. Engels that Marx"s philosophy - that the philosophy of Marx - This is anti -humanism, in which there is no place for a person, a person that it is a preaching of the most rude materialism in the sense of unlimited hedonism, finally, that Marx was a Prometian thinker who was completely unaware of the preservation of nature for future generations. In addition to the fact that the author analyzes each myth in detail, and then demifologizes it by turning to the texts of Marx himself, the monographs are also reconstructed in the original, original ideas of K. Marx, which were mythologized.

The book is intended for philosophers, sociologists, political scientists, historians, as well as all those who are interested in the philosophical heritage of K. Marx, the history of Marxism and the history of ideas