The young Marx and Kantian ethics

Studies in East European Thought 31 (4):104-108 (1986)
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Abstract

The young marx employs a concept of essence which in many ways is like that of aristotle and a concept of universalization much like that involved in kant's categorical imperative. at the same time, marx's task is to reconcile these elements. since our essence is a species essence, to work to realize the species' essence is also to work to satisfy universalizable needs--needs in accordance with the categorical imperative

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Philip J. Kain
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