In recent years

in the research of domestic academic circles

the “Alienation Thought” in Marx’s Manuscript of economics and philosophy in 1844 is usually regarded as the mixed product of Feuerbach’s humanism and Hegel dialectics. Therefore

the critical logic of alienation is excessively attributed to a kind of idealistic logic or the incompleteness of materialism. However

if we observe the logic of Marx’s thought of “Alienation” from the history of thought

we will find that it is the direct expansion and deepening of the subject predicate inversion logic in Marx’s Critique of Hegel’s philosophy of law. It not only adheres to the basic principles and methods of materialism

but also Marx’s richest absorption and creation of Hegel’s dialectics from the philosophical standpoint of materialism. Marx’s attention to the phenomenon of “Negative alienation” did not make him fall back into the logical cycle of Hegel’s speculative philosophy like Feuerbach.