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In his essay On The Jewish Question, Marx contrasts a liberal ‘political emancipation’ to a socialist ‘human emancipation’. He argues that the political emancipation achieved by liberals is ‘of course a great progress’, but it does not resolve anything. What does liberalism achieve? ‘Man is not freed from religion; he receives freedom of religion. He is not freed from property; he receives freedom of property. He is not freed from the egoism of trade; he receives freedom to trade.