Property and justice: a trend towards Marxist political philosophy

Section one: Basic investigation of political philosophy -- Understanding the political philosophy -- The problem domain of political philosophy and its reconstruction -- Section two: The Marxist philosophy as a political philosophy -- The Marxist political philosophy : two concepts -- The Marxist philosophy as a political philosophy -- The creation of new realm of Marxist political philosophy -- Section Three: Property and proletarian politico-philosophical reflections -- The justice of property in Marxist philosophy and its contemporary significance -- Ownership and justice of property : Marx and Adam Smith problem -- Marx's critique of property and relevant view of fairness and justice -- Thought fragments on the historico-political philosophy developed in the image of proletariat -- Section Four: Rethink basic dimensions of justice -- Marx's critique of ethical justice -- Rediscovery of right and justice in the historical materialism -- Marx's rationalist concept of state and his critique of justice under law -- Section Five: Rethinking present-day China through the lens of political philosophy -- The socialist concept of equality and present-day China -- The outline of Marxist political philosophy in future -- Conclusion : do not downplay the crisis awareness.

This book attempts to answer the question "what on earth is the Marxist political philosophy?" The author discusses Karl Marx's vision of the good life and the good society, focusing in particular on the interrelationship between property and justice.