Karl Marx's Philosophy of Praxis

The article presents a new interpretation of K. Marx's philosophy as a philosophy of total praxis. Based on the understanding of praxis as a complete material and spiritual transforming social activity, the author shows that in the realization of social activities constituted objectivity, sociality and historicity of social life, and the man understood as the practical-existential suffering creature. Unlike all previous interpretations focusing on the materialistic interpretation, the author emphasizes on the effectiveness of the Praxis, showing that at different stages of historical development as the most efficient motive powers appear either material (nature, techniques), or ideal (technology, the organization, a science, the information) factors of human activity, or their synthesis. Therefore in K. Marx's philosophy takes place the actively-praxeological interpretation of history, in which the author reveals social-production, anthropological and existential levels of historicity.