Tertiary Formation Of K. Marx As A Project Of Social Developmen

Abstract

The teachings of K. Marx on the primary, secondary and tertiary formations presuppose the unity of the historical and logical aspects of analysis. The historical aspect of the analysis of social development is presented in a conceptualized form as the interconnected development of property, the market, goods and money in the primary and secondary formations. The tertiary formation must historically have a different order of formation. Our idea is that each of these historical formations has its own understudy in the field of logical being. The logical, constituting the “backbone” of the theoretical guide to practical action, is presented by K. Marx as a “form of value” for the primary formation, a “form of surplus value” for the secondary formation. We hypothetically assume that the historical tertiary formation should be logically duplicated in the “form of use value”, the development of which acts as a reverse absorption of value by use value. Thus, a deep historical analysis of the primary and secondary formations, a logical analysis of the transition of the “form of value” to the “form of surplus value” will highlight the logic of the future social development of mankind. The criterion by which the primary and secondary formation is considered is the "freedom" of the. Consequently, in the tertiary formation, “the free development of each, which has become a condition for the development of all,” is declared, which also involves the solution of the problem of combining the single and the general.