The author of this book defends the theory that human nature is in
fact an historical phenomenon. Drawing on the work of Marx and
Hegel, he develops a historical account of human needs and powers
which provides the basis for a distinctive form of Marxist
humanism. According to this view, human beings are not merely
passive individual consumers; they are active, social and
productive beings. The first half of the book explores the role
work plays in our lives and how it contributes to our fulfilment.
The moral and social implications of these ideas are analyzed in
the second half in the context of current work by both analytic and
postmodernist thinkers.
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