Chronology Entry
Year
1907
Text
Hu, Hanming. "To the denouncers of the Min sheng zhu yi". In : Min bao ; vol. 12 (March 1907).
Hu schreibt : Now the people who most terrify the world today with their theory of capital (Das Kapital) are Marx and Engels. But these two gentlemen not only recognize the private ownership of personal belongings for one's own use, but even the private ownership of capital by farmers and artisans.
Tian Chenshan : Hu denied Liang Qichao's statement that a socialist revolution could not be considered completed before all the means of production are nationalizied and social problems thoroughly solved. Hu argued that those who stuck to the principle would take extreme actions. For Hu, Liang, en enemy of socialism, seemed to sound even more extreme than the extreme socialists like Marx and Engels.
Hu schreibt : Now the people who most terrify the world today with their theory of capital (Das Kapital) are Marx and Engels. But these two gentlemen not only recognize the private ownership of personal belongings for one's own use, but even the private ownership of capital by farmers and artisans.
Tian Chenshan : Hu denied Liang Qichao's statement that a socialist revolution could not be considered completed before all the means of production are nationalizied and social problems thoroughly solved. Hu argued that those who stuck to the principle would take extreme actions. For Hu, Liang, en enemy of socialism, seemed to sound even more extreme than the extreme socialists like Marx and Engels.
Mentioned People (4)
Engels, Friedrich
(Barmen 1820-1895 London) : Politiker, Philosoph
Hu, Hanmin
(1879-1936) : Staatsmann
Liang, Qichao
(Xinhui, Guangdong 1873-1929 Beijing) : Politiker, Reformer, Jurist, Schriftsteller
Marx, Karl
(Trier 1818-1883 London) : Philosoph, Politiker, Marxist, Publizist
Subjects
Communism / Marxism / Leninism
Documents (1)
| # | Year | Bibliographical Data | Type / Abbreviation | Linked Data |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2005 | Tian, Chenshan. Chinese dialectics : from Yijing to Marxism. (Lanham, Md. : Lexington Books, 2005). S. 59. | Publication / Tian1 |
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