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    alienating themselves from their species-being‚ their natural environment. Capitalism is defiling the civil society. Instead of protecting the laborers and their rights in exchange for their contribution to civil society‚ there is wage slavery and the proletariat is taken advantage of rather than benefitted as members of the civil society. The workers aren’t getting anything out of society; instead‚ they are physically and spiritually

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    motivating force behind all historical developments. This is most commonly is found where the proletariat (working class/poor) being exploited by the bourgeoisie (upper class/rich).The relationship between each class are defined by the era ’s means of production. However‚ eventually these relationships cease to be interchangeable with the ever-growing force of production. At this point‚ a revolution of the proletariat occurs and a new class emerges as the ruling

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    This entails the resources used to produce the products like the plants‚ equipment and materials. The mode of production regularly develops towards an acknowledgment of its maximum capacity‚ but this development produces conflicts between the proletariat and the bourgeoisie. In capitalism‚ the capitalists come up with products and for them to make the most money they force the employees to work hard while giving them very minimal compensation. This is why no matter how hard they work they are unable

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    Eventually‚ the proletariat would lead a revolution against the bourgeoisie. The final struggle would lead to the overthrow of capitalism and its supporters. In the book of The Communist Manifesto‚ Marx said that “No sooner is the exploitation of the labourer by the manufacturer

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    Functionalism and Marxism are both known to be structural perspectives‚ due to the fact that they concentrate on a group of people rather than on the individual himself. Although very similar the two are different in very distinct ways‚ in fact Functionalism falls under the sub-heading of consensus structuralism‚ while Marxism falls under the sub-heading of conflict structuralism. As the sub-headings suggest they may be considered as opposites in various ways. The similarities and differences of

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    and dogs.” (Orwell 86) Instead of using the windmill to increase the farm’s prosperity and its material circumstances‚ Napoleon shows little to no regard for all the animals and uses the means of production to once again‚ divide the farm into the proletariat and bourgeoisie‚ leading

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    freedom of the rest of society. The communist manifesto explains how the working class will end up with an amazing future. The owners of mean of production also knows as the bourgeoisie are capitalists. Marx argued the bourgeoisie exploited the proletariat. Their work gave created wealth for the bourgeoisie. For

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    Communist Manifesto‚” published in 1848. A call to arms for the proletariat—“Workers of the world‚ unite!”—the manifesto set down the principles on which communism was to evolve. Marx held that history was a series of class struggles between owners of capital (capitalists) and workers (the proletariat). As wealth became more concentrated in the hands of a few capitalists‚ he thought‚ the ranks of an increasingly dissatisfied proletariat would swell‚ leading to bloody revolution and eventually a classless

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    The flaws of Marxism. Introduction to Philosophy T-122 Dr. Danielle A. Layne April 15th‚ 2011 At the turn of the 19th century‚ an unprecedented amount of change had because of the Industrial Revolution. The concept of slavery in its typical terms had been abolished. Society itself had drastically changed. The population had more than doubled in Europe. Due to the Enlightenment era‚ philosophers had reduced God to a realm that does not describe

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    more radical than in the ideas of Marx and his Communist Manifesto‚ decrying the bourgeoisie for its unremorseful control and force of their liberty on the ever growing proletariat. The person who stood me up is the “bourgeoisie‚ [and] therefore‚ produces‚ above all…its own grave-diggers. Its fall and the victory of the proletariat are equally inevitable”. Assuming this person continuously repeats this cycle of standing up their dates a group of people will form‚ decrying the unethical treatment

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