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This 10 page paper examines many authors and how their writing is applicable to Marxism. Three authors are central to the discussion--Lukacs, Benjamin and Gramsci--but many others are discussed as well, including Virginia Woolf. Marx's Manuscripts of 1844 is also a focal point. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
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models that seem to stand out above the others. Marxism is one of those. Although to a great extent, the uneducated would discard Marxism as something only equated with the
failed communist state attempts of the twentieth century, those who study history and economics know better. To a large extent, Marxism helps to explain the dichotomy that exists in the
world. It helps to explain why there are rich and poor people and why, no matter what one does, he or she cannot get out of a social class. And
while Marxism has done all of these things, some critics say that even if one accepts his premises, what might one do with it? They claim that communism is no
solution for societys ills. Yet, there are many things one can do with the information that comes from this theorist. His ideas are succinctly simple and may be applied to
any era. Indeed, Marxism has withstood the test of time and many writers through the ages have embraced his ideas and expanded upon them. II. Marxism
The Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844 is a Marxian work that plays a large role in his philosophy, particularly as it respects ethics. Of course, that is not always
apparent on the surface, but like much of his writings, Marx expresses a profound insight into the human experience, and promotes ethical treatment of people. In fact, his ideas about
alienation go to the well being of individuals, something many would equate with ethical thinking. This is true despite the fact that Marx also was interested in large paradigms and
global economic systems. He could see both the big picture, and how individuals are affected. The Manuscripts of 1844 are brilliant contributions to the field of sociology, and something that
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