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This is a 5 page critical paper of The Manifesto of the Communist Party. The critical arguments presented in Marx and Engels’ The Manifesto of the Communist Party written in 1848 were focused on the problems which existed in the modern capitalist society of 1800s Europe. From what they could see, Europe was becoming a two class society, the bourgeois and the proletariat, which oppressed the working class proletariat. In order to provide the basis for the ideals of the Communist party, Marx and Engels use what is now called Marxist criticism which provides critical aspects of historical and political trends found in society which have resulted in revolutions. Whereas, the adoption of a socialist society would lead to economic equality which in turn would lead to a classless free society representative of those who work in it.
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1800s Europe. From what they could see, Europe was becoming a two class society, the bourgeois and the proletariat, which oppressed the working class proletariat. In order to provide the
basis for the ideals of the Communist party, Marx and Engels use what is now called Marxist criticism which provides critical aspects of historical and political trends found in society
which have resulted in revolutions. Whereas, the adoption of a socialist society would lead to economic equality which in turn would lead to a classless free society representative of those
who work in it. Marxist criticism is based on the political and economic theories of German philosopher Karl Marx and can be found
in The Manifesto of the Communist Party written with Friedrich Engels in which they propose a model of political history based on the social hardships and a observation of their
society which was in a constant state of upheaval and drastic change (Marxist Criticism, 2002). Within their criticism, Marx and Engels presents a materialistic view of history in regards to
the fact that as societies are faced with more complex technologies and modes of production meant to increase the wealth of the capitalists, the society becomes more stratified. Marxist criticism
is based on his account of history that "it is not the consciousness of men that determines their being, but, on the contrary, their social being that determines consciousness". In
other words, the social class within which a person is born formulates his base and determines that persons outlooks. Upon the economic base of a persons condition is built the
superstructure, such as philosophy or literature and ideologies (Marxist Criticism, 2002). The Manifesto of the Communist Party, or The Communist Manifesto, was first
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