Karl Marx

Marx's prediction of the inevitable economic breakdown of capitalism, to be replaced by

communism

. However Marx refused to speculate in detail about the nature of communism, arguing that it would arise through historical processes,

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Undeserved, getting jipped, part of life, any of the following. It happens quite a lot (believe me, I know!). You just have to keep believing that eventually your efforts will be paid off, you just have to be painfully patient.

Modern communism, although he would deny paternity if he were alive to see the type of communism that exists in today's so called communist countries. Marx saw communism coming about through economic revolution. In Russia, Lenin imposed communism by a political revolution. Marx saw communism as having no government apparatus at all. In Russia, Stalin imposed a government that was harsher on the people than was the Tsarist regime.

Friedrich Engels, with whom he co-wrote 'The Communist Manifesto' and other works. They developed the theory that capitalism would eventually evolve first into socialism then into communism. Engels also edited Marx's work 'Das Kapital.'

Many famous historical figures have supported socialism, including Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels, Vladimir Lenin, and Rosa Luxemburg. Modern figures such as Bernie Sanders and Jeremy Corbyn also advocate for socialist policies. Socialism has had varied support throughout history, with different interpretations and implementations.

In my view, Marx's theory of government was not successful in the West because Marx did not anticipate that capitalism would adjust to accommodate the growing demands of the working class, and was not successful outside the West because Marx failed to recognize the role of greed as a motivation to produce.

It is impossible to say because true communism as Marx envisioned it has never been established in any country at any time since he wrote 'The Communist Manifesto'. Today's so-called communist regimes would have been rejected by Marx because they are more repressive of the Proletariat than are the Bourgeoisie of capitalism. Marx believed communism would evolve naturally from socialism. He did not believe it would be done by the forcible overthrow of capitalist states.

Following the ideas of Karl Marx and Steven Spitzer, capitalist societies are characterized by exploitation of labor, unequal distribution of wealth, and concentration of power in the hands of the capitalist class. They argue that these features lead to social inequality, alienation, and instability within capitalist systems.

No, Karl Marx did not coin the term sociology. The term "sociology" was actually coined by French philosopher Auguste Comte in the 19th century to describe the study of society and social behavior. Marx is known for his contributions to the field of sociology through his analysis of class struggle and capitalism.

Karl Marx advocated for revolution as a way to address the inequalities and injustices of capitalism. He believed that the working class needed to seize control of the means of production from the ruling class in order to create a more equitable society. While revolution is one approach to addressing economic inequality, there are also other methods such as reform and policy changes that can bring about positive change.

Marxist theory has a broad scope, encompassing analysis of economics, society, history, and politics. It provides a framework for understanding power dynamics, exploitation, and class struggle within capitalist societies. Critics argue that its scope may be limited by its focus on economic determinism and class conflict.

Marx is generally considered the founder, or father, of modern communism. He would probably deny paternity, because the communism in place today is not the communism he envisioned. According to Marx communism would come about through economic forces, whereas communism today came about through political forces. This was Lenin's influence. Per Marx, there would be no state, or government. It would wither away being unnecessary. Communist countries today have super powerful governments. This was Stalin's influence. In addition, there would be no such thing as private property; however in most communist countries the state is the owner of most property.

Adam Smith has been more influential in providing a framework for the modern capitalist economies that thrive throughout developed nations around the world. Marx's theories have yet to substantively prove themselves on a large scale. Only time will tell. The same can be said of the 19th centuries as well as proven by the success of the trading companies of the English and Dutch.

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Marx believed the proletariat would triumph over the bourgeoisie. The proletariat is the social class composed of people who do not own or control the means of production; who own only the ability to sell their own labor to such owners and who are generally employed by such owners.

By labor. Labor is the source of all wealth, although the laborers do are not necessarily the ones who profit from their labors...

Karl Marx is considered a founding figure in sociology because of his critical analysis of capitalism and its impact on society. His work on class struggle, alienation, and the role of economics in shaping social structures have been influential in shaping sociological thought. Marx's ideas have laid the foundation for theories on power, inequality, and the relationship between economy and society in sociology.

Marx wanted to help the common laborers whom he called the Proletariat. He saw them as oppressed by the people who owned and controlled the means of production. whom he called the Bourgeoisie. The proletariat were people who owned nothing but the rights to sell their own labor and were exploited by the Bourgeoisie.

No, they aren't. Compound nouns are two nouns put together to make one, like "summertime" or "schoolteacher." Karl Marx is a Proper noun (a noun that is someone's name or the title of something, that needs to be capitalized).

Karl Marx believed that the elites in society were the bourgeoisie, who controlled the means of production and held economic power over the working class, the proletariat. He argued that the bourgeoisie exploited the proletariat for their own financial gain, perpetuating inequality and class conflict.

The concept of commodity fetishism in Karl Marx's theory would apply to the King Midas story. This theory suggests that people attribute magical properties to commodities and value them for their exchange value rather than their actual utility, similar to how King Midas valued riches above all else. Ultimately, this can lead to negative consequences, as shown in the story of King Midas turning everything he touched into gold.

Historical materialism is the theory that social structures, including economic systems, are shaped by material conditions such as technology and resources. Karl Marx argued that history is driven by the struggle between different social classes, particularly the conflict between the ruling class (bourgeoisie) and the working class (proletariat), ultimately leading to revolution and the establishment of a classless society.

Karl Marx was a 19th-century German philosopher and economist known for his theories on socialism and communism, while Jean-Jacques Rousseau was an 18th-century French philosopher who focused on political philosophy and social contract theory. Marx's work emphasized class struggle and the role of capitalism in shaping society, while Rousseau focused on the idea of the general will and the social contract between individuals and the state. Marx's ideas were influential in the development of Marxist political theory, while Rousseau's work laid the foundation for modern democratic thought.