Karl Marx - The Victory of the Proletariat and the Fall of the Bourgeoisie

Karl Marx - victory of the proletariat and the collapse of the bourgeoisie In the Communist declaration, Karl Marx wrote that the working class of the proletariat class is in danger of revolution due to overwhelming repression of bourgeoisie. Marx cited a series of steps that proved the revolution, the revolution brought about by the behavior of bourgeoisie. When bourgeoisie continues to form a new way to innovate production, they are always the result of a thorough revolution that the working class finds its oppression and turns its attention to the only possible means of change.

Karl Marx is a German philosopher, sociologist, economist and revolutionary socialist. His theory is based on the view of the two types of people in society, bourgeoisie and proletariat. Bourgeoisie is owner of production means such as factory and other business, proletariat is worker. Marx believes that bourgeoisie (owner) gives proletariat (workers) sufficient survival time, but in the end workers are exploited. Because of this abuse, Marx anticipates the revolution of workers. He believes that oppression and pain ultimately combine the majority of work and overthrow capitalism. The result is a socialist utopia, and this extreme class difference does not exist. Despite Marx's prediction, capitalism is still prosperous

Marx and Engels made a historical analysis of the contradiction between proletariat and bourgeoisie when predicting the collapse of capitalism and the victory of socialism, and the ultimate victory of communism. Proletariat is a class that evolved from the social and economic situation of the industrial revolution. Proletariat is defined as "class of workers living as long as you find a job" as long as you increase capital to find a job in "Declaration" (Marx and Engels 51). Proletariat is a kind of wealthy people who can only survive by selling labor. The means of survival of proletariat is seriously affected, as capitalists exist only when they need labor and the progress of industry and the power of technology replace people. Furthermore, as the competition of the capitalist system gets worse, proletariat is obliged to work for hours to earn low wages.