On Aristotle and Marx : A Critique of Aristotelian Themes in Marxist Labor Theory May 2003
@inproceedings{Chau2003OnAA, title={On Aristotle and Marx : A Critique of Aristotelian Themes in Marxist Labor Theory May 2003}, author={Annie Chau and T. Amemiya}, year={2003} }
This paper examines the influences of Aristotelian moral economic thought on Marx’s labor theory. This paper looks at certain moral ethical frameworks attributed to Aristotle and later used by Marx in developing his ideas on communism. The similarities between Marx’s labor theory and Aristotle’s ethical theories, including those on human flourishing (eudaimonia), justice and exchange, will be examined. This paper also finds that Marx’s communist model is partly an adaptation of Aristotle’s… CONTINUE READING
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