Marx's dialectic evolves in the struggle with reality.

"Kotenkyoshitsy zen3kanwo kataru(Talking about all three volumes of Classical Classroom)" (by Tetsuzo Fuwa, Yasuhiro Ishikawa, Tomio Yamagutchi/2014/Shinnihon Shuppansha)

Three researchers discuss the Classics Classroom, Marx, and Engels.

Marx became editor-in-chief of the Rhine newspaper at the age of 25. He was 29 years old when he published The Communist Manifesto.
There was no hesitation in Marx's life, he always kept moving forward.

Marx said. "Under the tyranny of capital, workers are mere machines that produce wealth for others. Their bodies are destroyed and their minds become like beasts."

Engels said. "The right to have sex in feudal times has now simply been transferred to the bourgeoisie. Marriage is an institution that legally recognizes prostitution."

"Idealism" was questioned by Marx and Engels.
Japan's militaristic education during the war succeeded by unconditionally instilling ''ideas (conceptualism)'' into the people. That continues even now.

After the war, Japanese capitalists colluded and formed groups, imitating the solidarity of workers.
Capitalists use the media and education to brainwash the people and create allies for them. For this purpose, the media will be developed and educational content will be tampered with.

Nowadays, with new scientific discoveries continuing to be made, it seems that everyone is a materialist, but what is the form of modern idealism?
Even in modern times, fortune-telling and the occult continue to exist. In Japan, fortune telling is broadcast on morning news programs. Therefore, there is a soil that is susceptible to idealism rather than materialism.

Dialectics may seem like a philosophical term, but it is actually something that should be applied to today's daily life.

China and Vietnam are not "socialist countries". It is a country aiming for socialism. Moreover, there are parts that inherited the Soviet style, and many unresolved issues remain.

Lenin's mistakes and Stalin's mistakes should not be discussed in the same breath. Lenin still tried to succeed Marx Engels. However, Stalin falsified history and documents to suit himself and killed many people.

Marx pointed out that even after socialism was realized, problems would remain. Marx said that the vested interests and selfishness that remain in people's hearts will prevent socialism.

Under modern capitalism, global warming has become a more serious "fetters" than the depression. If global warming is left unchecked, it will lead to the extinction of humanity.

In Japan, there are scholars who talk about "Capital" while ignoring the socialist part.

However, Marx said that their theories are not meant to interpret the world, but to transform it.

Therefore, if you ignore this part, it is no longer Marx.

(Harada says. Some Japanese researchers subtract Marx from Eisenstein and discuss only montage.
Furthermore, some contemporary theater artists remove Shuji Terayama's ''experimental'' parts and re-perform Terayama as if it were a safe classical play. In either case, it does not mean that you have inherited the true theory.)