Theorist Karl Marx And Social Issues

Introduction of Karl Marx

Karl Heinrich Marx was a German philosopher who was born in 1818. He was also a great economist, sociologist, historian, journalist, and revolutionary socialist. He proposed his various thoughts and considerations on the number of social issues. His thoughts and feelings have played an important role in the development and progress of social sciences and the socialism issues. Karl Marx has written many significant books during his life time. The common books of his time are “The Communist Manifesto” and “Capital”. In these and related books, Karl has raised the issues of societies and also he has proposed his feelings towards them.

According to Marx, one of the major factors that create differences in the societies includes the means of production that are present in the society. These modes include the nature of technologies that are present in the today's societies and the classifications of labors in our society. According to him each and every means of production creates a social class that has distinctive characteristics. In this whole system, the one specific group of class manages and directs the procedures of the production whereas other remaining classes takes the leads from the controlling group and offers the production and also they are the one who offers services to other classes that are under their dominancy.

The theories of Karl Marx about the issues in the societies relating to the economics and politics are known as Marxism as a whole. The Marxism believes that all the classes in the societies develops and grows based on the struggles and efforts that are done by the people as the society of particular class. This struggle is based on the social conflict that is among the ownership and ruling of the social class that directs the production, and lower group of class that provides the labor for products.

Karl Marx's feelings about certain social issues

Karl Marx feelings about poverty

Karl feels and believes that poverty is the major cause of depression among the waged people. Karl Marx also believes that poverty is the factor that has negative effect on the capitalism in the long run. According to his theory the variables phenomena are “payment” and “production” and the capitalists lowers the payments to lower the production costs in order to raise the profits. Karl Marx believes that all people are equal therefore there must also be equality in the social ...