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    The world we live in has been greatly influenced and shaped by the media that has been created and put into the world. Throughout this class we have learned many media theories that have greatly affected the society we live in whether it be direct or indirect. Karl Marx was a German philosopher, economist, sociologist, journalist, and a socialist who developed the Marxist Theory. The Marxist Theory states that the dominant structuring agent in a society should be the well being of it’s members.…

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    The Importance of Democratic Socialism In today’s society, the word “socialism” is seen as a threat to America’s political ideology. The mere thought of replacing democracy leaves many citizens uneasy, whether it be caused by the fear of failure, or an ongoing plague of greed. Unfortunately, being as this country relies on biased opinion, socialism gains poor connotation and misleading information is spread across the country. Socialism includes many positive reforms, such as universal…

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    Karl Marx criticizes capitalism in a multitude of his essays, including the Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844. His critique of capitalism varies from the exploitation of workers to the instability of the capitalist system, but fundamentally his issue with capitalism is the dehumanization of laborers. Marx argues that under capitalism, laborers are dehumanized because they are alienated, or disconnected from fundamental human properties, in four aspects – products of labor, labor,…

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    Early modern writers as diverse as John Locke in his Two Treatises of Government and Karl Marx in Capital attribute inequality to the social dominance of one force such that it eclipses other forces’ abilities to function as they might otherwise; a ‘domination disrupts nature’ thesis. Both Locke and Marx identify money as one such dominating force. This dominance applies not only to money being the end of transaction, but also to the dominance of the means of transaction, with corresponding…

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    Theories Of Marxism

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    Another theory is Marxism. Marxism is concerned with capitalism and approaches to power are distinctive in focusing on its relation to class domination in capitalist societies. Power is linked to class relations in economics, politics, and ideology (Jessop, 2004). Marxism is also concerned with “the motor in a capitalist society, the mode of production that provides for material needs...the key aspect of this sphere, the private ownership of the means of production that pivots around the…

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    Karl Marx’s Communist Manifesto expresses a clear message; that capitalism is set-up to fail and that communism is the perfect way to set up a functioning and equal society. A functioning society must have equality for all persons, as well as maintaining a productive economy. In Adam Smith’s Wealth of Nations, the worker is exploited constantly to increase revenue. Smith states “His(workers) wages are soon reduced to what is barely enough to enable him to bring up a family, or to continue…

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    The Impact of Philosophers Western history has widely influenced and altered much of how society and government work to this day. The reason why different nations have widely different government systems and societal views dates back to the very beginning of time. One of the first influential time periods was the Renaissance, which birthed the Enlightenment, and so forth. Each time period held new philosophers that created new theories and ideologies that would change the way all people thought…

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    Other states in which Marxist-derivative socialism was once practiced include the Soviet Union, North Korea, North Vietnam, and Afghanistan. That is not to say that Marxism itself is a failure, as an ideology cannot be considered a failure without scientific evidence disproving it. Although Marxist…

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    Beginning in the mid 1700’s the Industrial Revolution brought about major changes technologically, and economically in England. When the 1800’s came the Industrial Revolution was in full swing bringing great prosperity both monetarily, and technologically, but at a great price. The great price came at the expense of the factory workers. The treatment both dehumanized the workers and led to a major decline in health, and family dynamic. Despite this terrible treatment of the workers some…

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    There are numerous sorts of financial frameworks utilized all through the world. The frameworks comprise of Capitalism, Communism, Socialism, and Mixed Economy. Capitalism is a business sector based economy that is comprised of purchasers and merchants and/or individuals of private and corporate-claimed organizations. The results of merchandise and administrations are created to make a benefit that is required to be returned to the economy by the spending of the purchasers. The U.S. is thought…

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