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    While the bourgeoisie has the access to the means of production, the proletariat does not. This forces the proletariat into selling their labour to the capitalists in order to make money to survive. In terms of deviance and crime, anything that goes against the dominant class and its norms is considered as deviant or criminal. Therefore, if the…

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    Marxistian Analysis Essay

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    expense of the proletariat who is responsible for their base wealth. As capitalist society grows, it takes advantage of cheap labour available in other parts of the world and uses the resulting surplus to finance its own gains at the expense of the working classes, reinvesting only for self-profit rather than for anything resembling social improvement of the working class. Even when the most capitalistic structures crash, this does not result in any net gain for the proletariat but rather an…

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    will be divided. The first part will focus on the Communist Manifest exclusively, and answer three questions: why Marx thinks that social class is the most significant group identity, how class inequalities between bourgeoisies and proletariats form, and whether proletariat is the most revolutionary class. While the second part I would like to talk about similarities and differences…

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    As the proletariats are struggling to make a living, what makes it challenging is the determination of what is reality. Based on the Karl Marx’s From Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844 he states “…the more powerful the alien objective world, the more powerful…

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    to those stuck at the bottom. Marx writes about the class struggles between the proletariat and the bourgeois. The bourgeois have purchased the labor of the proletariat at a minimal price and therefore have alienated the proletariat from their own work, but they have also given the proletariat the knowledge of how to work the means of production, so Marx predicted a social revolution would happen where the proletariat will gain power. Well, that did not happen, but…

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    The Communist Manifesto explains how alienation of labor will reach a point where the basic means of survival will not be met by the Capitalist labor model. At this point in history, the proletariat will be guided by select middle class citizens -vanguards- who are being pushed into the Proletarian class. Led by these revolutionary professionals they would be able to bring down the bourgeoisie and institute changes. In order to reach this utopia…

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    the bourgeoisie and the working class people known as proletariat. The bourgeoisie are people who own properties and factories, they come under the capitalist society. Under this system the working class people are working in labour and providing goods to the middle class people, who then go on to sell those goods and gain profit. This shows the working class people are being exploited by the middle class as the work carried out by the proletariat is giving great wealth to the bourgeoisie. This…

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    THE BOUGEOISIE, THE PROLETARIATS AND CLASS STRUGGLE: MARXIAN SOCIOLOGY Sociology of Class conflict Marxian sociology is also called “The sociology of class conflict.” The main idea of Marxian Class Theory is to be found in the opening of his “Manifesto of the Communist Party, 1848” which reads as follows: “The history of the hitherto existing society is the history of the class struggles. Freeman and slave, patrician and plebian, lord and serf, guild-master and journey man, in a word,…

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    Short Story The Sneetches

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    is taken out of the situation can people ever be truly happy with what they have rather than always wanting something else. In summation, after looking at “The Sneetches” through a Marxist lens, one could see the struggle between bourgeoisie and proletariat, as well as a strong importance of commodification in the Sneetches’ community which ultimately leads to its downfall, only to build itself back up once money had been removed from the…

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    of production is controlled by the bourgeois class, who then depend on the society’s lower classes for labor (the working, proletariat class). Within Goblin Market, a Marxist can visualize the goblins as the Bourgeoisie, who are depicted as evil, violent, and unattractive animal-like creatures who work tirelessly to gain control of the sisters (who can be seen as the Proletariat) with the products that they sell (their exotic fruits that are said to have been grown in different parts of the…

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