Abstract: In order to deal with the problem that lies in the theory of alienated labor in the first manuscript of Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts, Marx developed two theoretical approaches in his Paris Manuscripts. In Comments on James Mill, Marx complemented the theory of alienated labor by adopting his theory of communication alienation as it well coped with the dynamic process of interaction between labor and capitalistic private property. However, it is such a theoretical framework integrating alienated labor with the process of circulation that may suppress the subjectivity of labor which definitely lead to labor’s approach and shift to alienation. In the third note of Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts, Marx reinterpreted labor and its alienation based on the perceptual philosophy and spoke highly of industrial labor of capitalism, in which labor might liberate itself from alienation on the base of richness of sensuousness. In this way available in Marx’s Paris Manuscript are the two different theoretical approaches, which constitute the theoretical interpretation of early Marxist Philosophy.

Key words: alienated labor, private property, sensuousness, liberation