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Marx and Engels criticize the failure to see the link between material relationships and ideal statements which produces ideology.

Social

SOCIAL

PLATFORMS

KARL MARX ON THE SUBSTANTIVE ANALYSIS OF CAPITALISM

Manifesto of the Communist Party=“the bourgeoisie has, at last, since the establishment of Modern Industry and of the world market, conquered for itself, in the modern representative state, exclusive political sway”.

CONCLUSION.

Adellia Agusta

12/326653/SP/24983

General Description

Capitalism vs Marxism

[The Dynamic of Capitalism]

  • Karl Marx initiated Marxism as a criticism towards the capitalism and brought marxism value to the proletariat society.
  • Marxism was intiated in the midst of 19th century towards the political economists who brought the capitalism value in the European society.
  • The key antagonistic class relations within capitalist society in Marx’s scheme are those between bourgeoisie and proletariat.
  • Productive activity via a critique of its principal theories, the classical political-economists.

CAPITALISM vs KARL MARX [The Economic Dynamic of Capitalism]

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Yogyakarta, Indonesia

  • Key ideas=class, ideology, base/superstructure, the state and the party, and the revolutionary change.
  • Focused upon nineteenth-century capitalist society

CAPITALISM

  • “All societies must reproduce themselves from year to year which requires the engagement of the material production”
  • The division of labor: production and consumption is mediated by the market.
  • Production is oriented not to the social or human needs, but to the market exchange of commodities; commodities (use value and exchange value)
  • Is competitive and thus technologically innovative.
  • Substitution for the rate declines resulted by increasing the pressure of exploitation (longer hours, lower wages, an increased membership of the ‘reserve army’ of the unemployed.

MARXISM

  • Focused on the analysis of commodity production
  • Commodities are exchanged in the market at their true values according to the socially necessary labor time embodied in them.
  • Society human labor power is a commodity which can be bought and sold on the market for profits, hence, the ratio between necessary and surplus labor=rate of exploitation.
  • Production regarded as a social practice.
  • In bourgeois society, class position is a matter of the ownership of private property in the means of production.

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