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The relation of action and freedom in Marx's philosophy

2018
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Cengiz Çakmak

Abstract (EN)

In this dissertation the relation between action and freedom that Marx set up will be analyzed in its entirety of his analysis on society. Therefore firstly it will be examined how Marx analyzes social production process and the real social production process beneath humanity's writing of history. Following that, Marx's analysis of capital that which he perceives as the form of the capitalist society that is autonomously and quantitatively determinable social production process will be examined. Marx's answer will be searched on how the society that is the production of the humans that act on will and produces the world but still they are estranged from it gradually. Lastly, it will be shown how the concepts, that are reversed in the production process, are incompatible with their own process and how and when Marx claims the society, that is produced apart from human will, will again be necesarily regulated by human will. Within process it will be shown how Marx sees the action of appropriating the society under a given necessity will come out as freedom.

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Dr. Ömer Osman Sarı

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Ömer Osman Sarı (Doctorate thesis). The relation of action and freedom in Marx's philosophy, 2018, İstanbul University.

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