Category: Karl Marx

Table of Contents Introduction Comparison between Marx and Nietzsche’s account of Religion Role of Religion in Politics Marx and Nietzsche’s Views on Religion in General Distinctions among Certain Religions Conclusion Works Cited Introduction Religion can be defined as a set of beliefs and practices that explain the relations between people and their God. Every religion…

Table of Contents Introduction Summary and Critique Discussion Reference List Introduction As part of the Marxism theory, the writing by Karl Marx on capital expressed his sentiments on alienation and pain among the lower class workers imprisonment by the private individuals, who have the resources to manipulate and twist social, development, and welfare aspects of…

Table of Contents Introduction Karl Marx modern socialism versus Frederick Taylor’s revolution Comparing communism to capitalism Views on employees and their employers Conclusion Works Cited Introduction Frederick Taylor and Karl Marx had the views that the worker was not getting a fair deal and thus formulated theories geared at improving their lifestyles. Frederick Taylor came…

Table of Contents Introduction Marxist Theories of History Labor theory of value Means and modes of production Historical inevitability – proletarians versus the bourgeois Marx’s Inspiration Marxism’s Pros and Cons Conclusion Work Cited Source Introduction Marxism perspective is concerned with the ways in which the production of space and place is implicated in the reproduction…

Guizot on Equality and Right to Vote for French Citizens Being an architect of France’s July Monarchy of 1830-1848, Francois Guizot was not a proponent of universal suffrage. He also opposed the equality of citizens in France and argued that it was not a desirable goal for the state because inequality could never be eliminated…

In his work, Marx focuses on the issues of labor and class struggle noting that the political economy has divided the society into two main classes those who own properties and those who work for the owners but have no property (Marx 32). The concept of private property is central to policy economy as it…

Table of Contents Introduction Main body Conclusion Works Cited Introduction Karl Marx is one of the greatest contributors in the field of political ideology. His perspective of ideology was brought out clearly in the book The German Ideology in which he coauthored with Frederick Engels. Through this book, Marx gives insight in the issue of…

Of the different philosophers that have influenced world political thought, John Stuart Mill’s contribution in the field was very significant and his political ideas have been frequently referred to regarding debates on equality and freedom. His most important work On Liberty is widely recognized as a remarkable and classic contribution to political thought which stressed…

Both Marx and Utopian Socialists talked about the perfect world, a kind of paradise where all the people would be equal. Their ideas were quite similar because they all were up for peace and equally. However, what they differed in were the means of building this perfect world or, to be more exact, getting there.…