* * * The manifesto of the Producer Party discusses capitalism, and the core theme is (). ()

The core theme of the discussion on capitalism in the Manifesto of the Producer Party is the proletarian revolution and human liberation.

First, the core values of capitalism.

It is an ideology based on capitalist economic foundation and political and legal system, and it is an important tool for capitalist countries to integrate multiple values, maintain political rule and regulate people's behavior.

Second, the form slogan.

Freedom, democracy, equality and human rights are the program of capitalism against feudalism. Through the continuous conciseness of bourgeois economists, political scientists and philosophers and the continuous promotion and integration of bourgeois state machinery, it has become the core value of contemporary capitalism.

Third, it is two-sided.

1, the core values of capitalism with the slogan of "freedom, democracy, equality and human rights", on the one hand, as the ideological weapon of the bourgeoisie against feudal absolutism and religious theology, have historical progress significance and are important ideological achievements of the development of human political civilization.

2. On the other hand, as a tool of bourgeois political rule and ideological control, it presents the characteristics of abstract humanity, absolute value and class deception, and embodies the idealism and hypocrisy of capitalist ideology.

Fourth, the formation process.

1. The formation of the core values of capitalism began with two ideological movements. Medieval Europe was a feudal society with theocracy and kingship. Personal attachment, church domination, hierarchical inheritance and asceticism suppress human subjectivity and social vitality.

2. With the development of capitalist factors, self-sufficient natural economy, feudal autocratic political system and feudal religious theology have increasingly become obstacles and obstacles to the development of capitalism.

3. In order to develop commodity economy, strive for political status and protect private property, the emerging bourgeoisie waged two ideological struggles with feudalism.

4. First, the Renaissance movement, which started in14th century and centered on humanism, preached human reason and individual liberation and opposed religious divinity, abstinence and hierarchy.