"The German Ideology" is a philosophical work written by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels. The book was first published in 1932.
In this book, Marx and Engels conducted a profound analysis and criticism of various idealist ideas of history represented by Ludwig Andres Feuerbach, Bruno Bauer and Max Stirner. On this basis, they expounded the basic content of historical materialism, marking the founding of historical materialism.
The book systematically expounds the basic principles of historical materialism, such as social existence determines social consciousness, production methods play a decisive role in social life, and production relations must be suitable for the development of productive forces, etc., Marking the maturity of Marxist philosophy.
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Long live historical materialism and dialectical materialism
Long live historical materialism and dialectical materialism