POLS 3085 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: For Marx, Universal History, Class Conflict
10 May 2019
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Imagine yourself in other peoples perspective: doesn"t tell us how to do that, only take account of their possible judgement, b/c they might not be able to create rational judgements, enlarging your perspectives through sensus communis, 1. Think for yourself: not having any opinion thinking autonomously for yourself fusing your own reason to justify your own judgement if you don"t have this, you can go into superstition, 2. Consistent thought: consistency is limited to rational thought, marx abandons kants consistency. Its less applicable in marx: sensus communs in marx is important, wealth of individual depends on the wealth of his relations, you need real relations with others rather than having large thought. Pure indeterminateness of the ego, which as such has no limitation or a content which is immediately extant through nature but is indifferent towards any and every determinateness.
