Founding Fathers Of Communism: Karl Marx
Karl Marx is one of the founding fathers of Communism. He believed more in the right of the people and thought they should escape from a capitalist society. Marx believed that economics is more important to politics than freedom and was bothered by the lack of equality and freedom to citizens. His vision and approach proved to be successful and revolutionary. Marx’s conception of a ‘species being’ is the biological and evolutionary characteristics of mankind. He believes that as biological beings we have compulsory living necessities, like sleep, and spiritual needs, like love. Emotional, physical, and mental all are important aspects for existence and a virtuous happiness.When living in a capitalist economy, one of the issues that arises is
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Since the capitalists are in charge of the employees they are in charge of everything from salary, hours, and working conditions. There are very bad working conditions by working with machines and tedious and long hours for the workers. Workers are being taken advantage of and cannot do much about it. This relates to Karl Marx when he uses the term “alienated labor” to describe the people class or proletariats who he believes get taken advantage of for purely their work. Employees are being exploited and not being treated unfairly due to capitalism. Marx points out what is most important to him is to not take advantage of the working class. Marx prioritized his theories by putting economy first of freedom. Marx thought that when the proletariats and the bourgeoisie were able to equal out their social issues then there would be a perfect and peaceful society. Marx writes that “the distinguishing nature of communism is...the abolition of bourgeois property” (1192), which shows that he believes people should not just become their work and they should get some of the property that they enslaved themselves over. His brand-new ideas that turned into communism, is founded on the idea that the bourgeoisie relied on the property that the proletariats made, the bourgeoisie survived off the alienated labor of the proletariats but this was not acceptable. He agrees that there should be more equality on property in work, focusing on freedom, and specifically with economic freedom. HOW DO I ANALYSE THIS KURT I THOUGHT I
Since the capitalists are in charge of the employees they are in charge of everything from salary, hours, and working conditions. There are very bad working conditions by working with machines and tedious and long hours for the workers. Workers are being taken advantage of and cannot do much about it. This relates to Karl Marx when he uses the term “alienated labor” to describe the people class or proletariats who he believes get taken advantage of for purely their work. Employees are being exploited and not being treated unfairly due to capitalism. Marx points out what is most important to him is to not take advantage of the working class. Marx prioritized his theories by putting economy first of freedom. Marx thought that when the proletariats and the bourgeoisie were able to equal out their social issues then there would be a perfect and peaceful society. Marx writes that “the distinguishing nature of communism is...the abolition of bourgeois property” (1192), which shows that he believes people should not just become their work and they should get some of the property that they enslaved themselves over. His brand-new ideas that turned into communism, is founded on the idea that the bourgeoisie relied on the property that the proletariats made, the bourgeoisie survived off the alienated labor of the proletariats but this was not acceptable. He agrees that there should be more equality on property in work, focusing on freedom, and specifically with economic freedom. HOW DO I ANALYSE THIS KURT I THOUGHT I