How does Karl Marx view culture?

Answer 1

Marx saw culture primarily as being a part of the social superstructure of a given mode of production, the culture of any given society will always correspond with it's economic system. But some may become disatisfied with this culture and this society as a whole and so subcultures may form. This is a bit of a simplification of a very comlplex and sophisticated view of culture but those are the main ideas.

Answer 2

Karl Marx viewed culture as a product of the economic system. He believed that culture, including art, literature, and religion, serves to maintain the existing capitalist structure by promoting the interests of the ruling class. Marx argued that true cultural freedom can only be achieved through the liberation of the working class from oppression and exploitation.