On Marx's Criticism of the Social Nationalization and Its National Principle

Classic texts of Marx are the direct product of his study and narration on the bourgeois society and its self-denial. It is precisely due to the tension between social individualization and social nationalization that bourgeois society often exhibits a state of self denial. With the rise of the bourgeoisie and the development of bourgeois society, the modern nation-state also gains the historical origin and theoretical defence. On this basis, Marx profoundly revealed the social nationalization of bourgeois society. This tendency not only promotes the self-denial of bourgeois society, but also forges bourgeois society into an integrated political world. In Marx's perspective, the national principle behind the social nationalization is reflected both in Hegelian theoretical propositions and in the political realities of modern society. By thoroughly grasping the national principle, Marx fully demonstrated the basic orientation of national socialization in theoretical exploration, presenting a unique theoretical imagination.