The development and criticism of Marx's stance on Feuerbach's philosophy during the Paris period:Research on the clues of deconstructing self-alienation in the text
Although Marx during the Paris period was still in the midst of the"general problem of Feuerbach",his atti-tude towards Feuerbach's philosophy gradually shifted from firm support to implicit criticism.In the Introduction to the Critique of Hegel's Philosophy of Law,Marx deconstructed the"sacred image of human self-alienation"from Feuer-bach's perspective and further developed the theoretical achievements of Feuerbach's humanistic criticism of religion,pointing out that religion represents a"reversed world"and clarifying that the next task of philosophy is to criticize"self-alienation under non-sacred images".In the Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts of 1844,Marx revealed the secret of"alienated labor"through his exposition of"objective activity"and proposed the idea of deconstructing"self-alienation under non-sacred images"with"communism".At the same time,in philosophy,Marx subtly expressed Feuer-bach's critique of Hegel's"poverty"from the perspective of sensory objectivity through the creation of"objective activi-ty",reaffirming the"sense of history"contained in Hegelian philosophy,and using the concept of"objective activity"to integrate Feuerbach's principle of sensory objectivity with the principle of"activity"in German classical philosophy.