Doctrinal Interpretation and Value Implications of Scientific Socialism
Based on the Textual Inquiry "The Development of Socialism from Idea to Science
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https://doi.org/10.54097/ijeh.v10i1.10911Keywords:
Socialism, Scientific socialism, Value implications.Abstract
The Development of Socialism from Idea to Science (hereinafter referred to as Development), taken from Engels' book Anti-Dühring, is an introductory work of scientific socialism, which was called "the most important part of the theoretical part" by Engels. The text profoundly elucidates the ideological origins of scientific socialism and reveals the importance of the materialist concept of history and the doctrine of surplus value. Revisiting this classic in the new era will be of great benefit to us in firmly establishing the correct political direction, opposing all kinds of historical nihilism and non-socialist thinking, and advancing the construction of socialism.
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