An Analysis of the Concept of Social Space in The Communist Manifesto
The Communist Manifesto is a landmark text marking the birth of Marxism,containing significant thoughts on social space by Marx and Engels.Marx and Engels critically examined various types of social spaces under capitalist conditions:first,the social space in the unfolding of world history,which refers to the social space shaped by the development of the world market;second,the social space in the transformation of urban-rural rela-tions,which describes the urban and rural spaces transitioning from a primitive harmonious state to a binary opposi-tion;third,the social space in the production and life of workers,encompassing the factory space where workers la-bor,their living spaces,and the spaces for workers'movements.Based on this analysis,Marx and Engels articula-ted a pathway for shaping an ideal social space for the future,advocating for the gradual dissolution of spatial oppo-sition between urban and rural areas,and the global unity of the proletariat.The concept of social space in the Communist Manifesto holds significant implications across various dimensions.It plays a crucial role in the contem-porary spatial turn and contributes to advancing the Chinese path to modernization and the construction of a commu-nity with a shared future for mankind.
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