Class struggle is a recurring theme throughout history, defined by power and money. According to Karl Marx, a German philosopher well known for his works The Communist Manifesto and The 18th Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte, there are four major classes Continue reading →

I chose the Bourgeoisie class to focus my analysis on.  The Engels, 1888 Edition defines the bourgeoisie class in the footnote as “the class of modern capitalists, owners of means of social production and employers of wage labour” (The Communist Continue reading →

In “The Communist Manifesto” written by Karl Marx he identifies four social classes, one of them being the proletariat class. The proletariat is a class that was born in the industrial revolution. This is the class that is directly opposite Continue reading →