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    Karl Marx believes that history is the struggle between the oppressor and the oppressed. Oppression is as old as society. As modern industry has evolved‚ the Bourgeoisie has been able to use Capitalism to oppress the Proletariat. They mercilessly exploit the Proletariat for their wage labor. The film V for Vendetta depicts a world of oppression that differs from the capitalist oppression Marx mentions. The film illustrates how a government can oppress its people using fear and lies. V for Vendetta

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    of people who are trying to control things and take things over‚ over the majority. Marx proposes that the proletarian movement is the “self-conscious‚ independent movement of the immense majority”. Marx is in favor of the majority rule when the proletariat is in control. When anyone who does not own a corporation‚ anyone who is not like a wealthy business owner‚ this is the majority that should have

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    All that is expected from them is the ability to work. The Proletariat do not have the means of production but need to offer something to be included in the capitalist system. The Proletariat is the group Marx was most concerned about in his manifesto. Fourth characteristic is that urbanization is vital to capitalism. Urbanization destroys the rural life style in favor of

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    functioning and running of society was based upon the economy. Because of this‚ Marx states why there is a divide between the proletariat (working class who have only their skills to sell) and the bourgeoisie (the ruling class who own the means of production). The bourgeoisie cannot operate without the proletariat‚ as they cannot produce products‚ and similarly the proletariat cannot operate without the bourgeoisie‚ as they need them so they can be paid a wage and feed their families. On the other hand

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    the proletariat who need to revolt against their oppressors. Additionally‚ Josef Stalin is symbolized by another pig named Napoleon‚ a potentate who was "A large‚ rather fierce-looking Berkshire boar‚ the only Berkshire on the farm‚ not much of a talker‚ but with a reputation for getting his own way" (Orwell‚ p.15) – much like the individual who inspired his character. On the other hand‚ characters such as Boxer‚ a hardworking‚ gullible horse‚ symbolize the uneducated‚ suffering proletariat‚ with

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    Adam Smith‚ Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels were three of the most profound economic philosophers in history. They lived in the midst of a society that was incredibly capitalistic. In 1776 Scotland‚ Adam Smith published the book‚ The Wealth of Nations. It was his take on how the capitalist society was something that could flourish over time if it were to operate in a highly functioning manner. Merely 72 years later in 1848‚ Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels‚ both of German decent‚ published a pamphlet

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    exploited proletariat. He defines the proletariat as the class which consists of people who are shut off from direct access to the means of production and are forced to live through their power to produce wealth by laboring upon machines and materials which aren’t their own. They live off of their "labor-power." The bourgeoisie on the other hand‚ lives off of "surplus value" which arises from the exploitation of labor. They are the owners of those resources of production which the proletariat work

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    camps... bourgeoisie and proletariat ’ (Marx 9). The bourgeoisie‚ as the dominant class of capitalists‚ subjugates the proletariat by using it as an object for the expansion of capital. As capitalism progresses‚ this subjugation reduces a larger portion of the population to the proletariat and society becomes more polarized. According to Marx‚ the polarization of society and the intense oppression of the proletariat will eventually lead to a revolution by the proletariat‚ in which the control

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    themselves. This shows how the pigs treated the other animals like a lower proletariat class. In addition‚ when Old Major questions the animals in his last speech “Is it not crystal clear‚ then‚ comrades‚ that all the evils of the life of our spring from the tyranny of human beings?” (30). This is an example of when the humans are the bourgeoisie the conflict that is between humans and animals. The first rebellion of the proletariats was against the humans in the beginning of the novel. Furthermore‚ when

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    construction of the Communist Manifesto came about during the Industrial Revolution which was causing radical and rapid changes throughout all society. Through this outline of Marx and Engels theories on class struggles and revolutionary roles of proletariats‚ they were hoping to spread the act of communism and show all the pros that came along with communism. Karl Marx’s famous quote‚ “History is economics in action”‚ is all but summed up in his merciless criticism throughout the Communist Manifesto

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