What were Karl Marx's theories?

Answer 1

Karl Marx created the sociological approach of Conflict Theory. This theory states that the economy is the basis of society, and it says that the rich and the poor will always be at odds, because the rich disconnect workers from each other and from the product of their toil.

Answer 2

Marx's most famous theories are probably "the materialist conception of history" and "dialectical materialism". Others include the concept of "alienation" of labour, a contribution to the "labour theory of value" and communism (largely contained in the materialist conception, but his contributions to communist theory are extremely significant)
Karl Marx had many ideas and theories and is cited as one of the founders of socialism.

Answer 3

Karl Marx's theories focused on the idea of historical materialism, which suggests that societal structure and change are driven by economic factors. He also proposed the theory of surplus value, arguing that capitalist economies exploit the labor of workers to generate profits. Additionally, Marx believed in the necessity of a class struggle between the working class (proletariat) and the capitalist class (bourgeoisie) to ultimately achieve a classless society (communism).

Answer 4

Karl Marx's methodological approach was a combination of scientific and dialectic. He believed dialectic reasoning could be used effectively with the scientific method.

Answer 5

The major theory of Karl Marx was that a workers revolution was bound to occur, and when it did it would destroy Capitalism. Material wealth would be distributed equally among all wokers.