The Origins of the Family, Private Property, and the State

The content is good, but it's hard to criticize because the translation contains private information.

Good book. Although limited by anthropological research in the 19th century, matriarchy, like matriarchy, was regarded as a general rule in the barbaric era. However, changes in inheritance rights and changes in property rights are still timeless. The role of patriarchal oppression in the civilized era is profound and accurate. The following chapters are a more complete explanation of the formation motivation, composition, and essence of the state in Marx and Engel's theory. They are of great significance to the study of Marxism and are very useful for beginners to form a framework and thinking model. They have a deep understanding of the diversity and unity of the clans and states of the Greeks, Romans, and Germans. In a word, classics should not be missed, and flaws should not be concealed.

The remarks in it left me speechless, but I also felt very advanced. The author is a communist, and his remarks should be feasible in theory, but in fact I think that even if it is realized, other chaos will occur under relative freedom. This is an uncontrollable factor, but it is just like the author himself said anyway. "Just like the law, whether it is feasible or not according to the law has nothing to do with the law when it comes to actual marriage." This book also touches on the various problems that will arise on the grand and specific themes of life and marriage. That has nothing to do with this book. He just provides a way of thinking for people to solve their doubts.

When reading this kind of book, I always have more questions after I understand more, but the author's final vision also gives me the motivation to move forward.

It's such a hearty read, it solved a lot of my confusion [Like][Like][Like]

Only people who can freely control their persons, actions and property and have equal rights with each other can enter into a contract. [Like][Like][Like]

It's awesome, concise, easy to understand, and to the point.

If you want to understand horse theory, you must read this book.

I've been reading for the longest time, right?

It's very professional and seems a bit difficult, but it's still instructive.

Checked in, finished reading, very good.