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    was still recovering from cultural shock of prior revolutions (French revolution and others). Moreover at that period entire Europe was going through Industrial Revolution‚ where change in technique of production was taking place- small scale domestic production gave way to large scale mass production (this had profound social and cultural effect too). This very change: culturally and economically resulted in a new economic system- capitalism‚ which was of great importance to Marx (not exactly positively)

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    his writings he explains that the exploitation of one class by another is what motivates historical development. Throughout his analysis‚ Marx predicts an inevitable revolution due to incompatible class relationships with the developing forces of production which he believes will lead to an economic breakdown of capitalism to be replaced by socialism‚ and then eventually communism. Karl Marx’s model helps to explain the industrial capitalism by first generalizing history leading up to today’s current

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    According to the Marxism theory‚ the proletariat are being exploited by the bourgeoisie as they own the means of production which indicates that they are the basis of the whole society and they control everything in it including the family. This kind of system could be seen as a capitalist society which means it makes the rich gets richer and the poor gets poorer. In addition‚ Zaretsky(1976) sees the nuclear family as a contributing factor to the capitalist system for a number of reasons. For example

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    conflict is the results of a new mode of production. According to Marx‚ history would consist of epochs of modes of production. He states that these modes of production are: primitive communism‚ slave society‚ feudalism‚ capitalism‚ and then socialism and communism. The changes accompany the transition from one epoch to another. In the late nineteenth century labor has become a commodity to the merchants‚ and the formation of a new mode of production has risen which gave rise to a capitalist

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    This essay will be firstly looking at what Engels means by exploring historical materialism.  I will implement what it is and show how it changed the feudal society. I will show how it connects to alienation‚ capital‚ and the individual production and individual appropriation. Second I will be touching on the advancement of technology and private ownership of production in regards to the fundamental contradictions in capitalism and I will explain how the contradictions came about. Third I will be

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    family were characterized by significant changes in the organization of production. Indeed in traditional societies (even in the early twentieth century)‚ the family is the workplace where all members are working in the same household by differentiating functions by gender (male‚ female) and children in a task either agricultural‚ craft or commercial. The family of former times is an entity and a unit of domestic production where children represent a work force and security‚ especially in old age

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    owners of the farms and the mines are the (bourgeoisie). The farm and mine owners have the power over the workers‚ because they own the means of production. “The workers use their physical power for receiving a wage from the capitalist”‚ (Moore: 64)‚ and the large amount of the money in the production will go to the capitalist‚ because they own the means of production. Capitalist only have a benefit interest‚ they want to make more profit and for them to make more profit‚ the

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    How relevant is Marx’s theory of ‘alienation’ to working life in 21st Century Britain? Societies evolve and become more complex. As they do so‚ the means of production change‚ as do the relations of production. Theses are the 5 epochs marx explains. 1. Primitive Communism; in which people work together and ownership is communal. No one person has more or less than anyone else‚ everything is shared. 2. The Ancient Epoch; for example a society such as Ancient Rome‚ which was based on

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    wing -Preservation of traditional family and moral values. -Responsible government spending. -Not keen on change. -Ideas are both left and right. -Nationalism of the means of production‚ distribution and exchange. -Left and right -Replace profit based economy with public ownership and communal control of major means of production and resources. -Far right -Dictator having full power -Suppressing opposition and criticism. -Regimenting all industry and commerce. Positive or Negative Factors

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    you have made it to the means of freedom. All ideas are not significant until recognized by the world. The world must recognize that you have property?? o We do not have self consciousness until other people recognize our self consciousness • Appropriation o A person can take anything and assert their will on it to make it theirs ♣ With the intent of improving their property •

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