Marxist Thoughts and Its Application to Society

Marxist ideology and its application to the society greatly stimulated people's understanding of the role of religion in society. Marxist roots were born in works of Karl Marx (1818-83) and Frederic Engels (1820-95). Marx and Engels publish and write "has a great influence on the political and theoretical understanding of society and the role of religion in society" (Kunin, 2003: 3). It is important to emphasize Marx's main theory first (easily and simply). He uses it as a product of mankind to criticize religion.

Marxist thinking is one of the most powerful and obvious way for media analysts to analyze society and its institutions. In this chapter we will explain the basic principles of Marxist analysis such as alienation, materialism, wrong consciousness, class conflict, hegemony. This is a concept that can be applied to media to understand how the media works. Pay special attention to the role of advertising in creating consumer's desire and raising several warnings about dogitarian dangers

It is easy to understand if you think Marxist dialect is abstract and general natural law, scientific philosophy of thought, and social development. Marxists believe that this universe and society are all independent. It is not a mixture of isolated things. Internal inconsistency separates everything from each other. First of all, this is the cause of change, development and movement of the world. The concept of foundation and superstructure is one of the basic concepts of Marxism, which establishes the relationship between thinking and cultural world and production style. Usually it is a symbolic concept that Marxists explain through the architectural structure. The foundation of this structure reflects the production style and socio-economic relationship, but its top-level structure is religion, law and arts, politics, the most important being to express a specific ideology.

The most prominent theory of Marxist national theory. Marxist theoretical views emphasize challenging the basic concept of a liberal state and suppressing that most of society will achieve its goals. It will be abolished or crushed, otherwise the liberation of the public will never be realized. However, one problem with the academic analysis of Marxist national theory is that Marx did not systematically analyze this theory. Marx said that all states are tyranny. It is said that any country is under super-ethical and super regulatory power.