Marx and Romanticism

IF 0.4 3区社会学 Q4 POLITICAL SCIENCE Critical Review Pub Date : 2022-01-02 DOI:10.1080/08913811.2021.2009174

Warren Breckman

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Abstract

ABSTRACT While Marx threw off his attraction to Romanticism when he was still a teenager, scholars have detected various senses in which deep structures of Romantic thought persist in his work. These structures have frequently been taken as contributing factors to Marx’s alleged millenarianism, doctrinaire rigidity, and intolerance. The mature Marx does draw on Romantic ideas at crucial moments; but rather than reinforcing an image of Marx as an intolerant ideologue, the Romantic element in his thought, properly construed, suggests theoretical openness and humility before an unmasterable reality.

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马克思与浪漫主义

摘要尽管马克思在十几岁时就放弃了对浪漫主义的吸引力，但学者们已经发现，浪漫主义思想的深层结构在他的作品中持续存在。这些结构经常被认为是马克思所谓的千年主义、教条僵化和不容忍的促成因素。成熟的马克思确实在关键时刻借鉴了浪漫主义思想；但是，他的思想中的浪漫主义元素并没有强化马克思作为一个不宽容的理论家的形象，而是在一个无法掩饰的现实面前表现出理论上的开放和谦逊。

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Critical Review POLITICAL SCIENCE-

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