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Friedrich Engels
De oorsprong van het gezin, van de particuliere eigendom en van de staat

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Engels en Marx over het verband tussen familie en economie. ”De oorsprong van het gezin, van de particuliere eigendom en van de staat” is een historisch-materialistisch essay. Engels analyseert hier de gelijkenissen tussen de evolutie van menselijke familieverbanden, eigendomsverhoudingen en de staat. Hij verdeelt de menselijke geschiedenis in een periode van wildheid, een van barbaarsheid en een van beschaving. Engels traceert hoe bezit in een relatie sluipt en de liefde corrumpeert. Het huwelijk is te vaak bittere noodzaak om te overleven, monogamie berust niets op natuurlijke maar op economische overwegingen en het is niet moeilijk parallellen te zien tussen huwelijk en prostitutie. Het essay is gebaseerd op notities van Karl Marx en na diens dood uitgewerkt door zijn geestesgenoot Engels. –

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