期刊:Polity [University of Chicago Press] 日期:1989-06-01卷期号:21 (4): 755-775被引量:5
标识
DOI:10.2307/3234722
摘要
Karl Marx's essay, "On the Jewish Question," is commonly read as a critique of liberalism and not for what Marx has to say about Jews and Judaism. The author of this article argues that so narrow a reading is unfortunate, in part because Marx's anti-semitic slurs need to be challenged but also because Marx's analysis of the Jewish question itself adds to an understanding of his notion of freedom.