Abstract
Man and his perspectives in Marx's and Bondy's philosophy. - In Bondy's work, as well as in Marx's, we can see many conclusions of his concepts as speculation leading to discussion. It is just the fruit of the work of the two thinkers that they open this discussion, bringing social insights that are beyond the everyday routine of ideologized society.
The problem of social issues is the misguided human perspective. While they may be flat or superficial for a philosophical person, they receive unprecedented depth when we see, for example, poverty in society, and we feel a strong desire to change the society.