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Manifiesto del Partido Comunista, es una obra imprescindible para cualquier persona interesada en la historia, la política y el cambio social.
Escrito por Karl Marx y Friedrich Engels, este libro no solo transformó el pensamiento del siglo XIX, sino que sigue siendo relevante en la actualidad para entender los sistemas económicos y las luchas sociales. Con una prosa clara y contundente, el manifiesto expone las raíces de la desigualdad y propone un camino hacia una sociedad más justa e igualitaria.
Si buscas profundizar en los orígenes del socialismo y comprender las bases de muchos movimientos políticos contemporáneos, este es el libro clave. Adquiérelo hoy y forma parte de un diálogo global sobre el futuro de nuestras sociedades.
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Karl Marx (1818-1883)
Karl Marx was a German philosopher, revolutionary, historian, sociologist, economist, and political theorist. Perhaps the most zealous intellectual advocate of communism, Marx was a proponent of ideas that were considered too radical for the time he lived in. Due to his political works, he was exiled from Germany and rendered stateless. Thereafter, he moved to London with his family, and continued to collaborate with Engels on path-breaking works, such as The Communist Manifesto and Das Kapital.
Marx advocated for the socialist mode of production, as opposed to the capitalist mode, where the means of production is controlled by the ruling class. He believed that the working class could topple the capitalist system through a proletariat revolution that would establish a classless, communist society. While Marx's ideologies have been both appreciated and criticized, there is no doubt that his works and ideas have heavily influenced subsequent economic and political thought and history.
Friedrich Engels (1820-1895)
Friedrich Engels was a German philosopher, revolutionary, socialist, historian, political theorist, activist, as well as economist. Along with Karl Marx, he developed the principles of what is now known as Marxism. He was a staunch critic of the capitalist society, and instead saw a space for a just and equal society in socialism. His works are a critical commentary on social structures, such as religion, and systems of governance, which thrive as a result of the oppression of marginalized sections in society.
In The Condition of Working Class in England, Engels studies the condition of the working class that worsened due to the Industrial Revolution (1760-1840). The work deeply influenced British historians of the time. Although he co-authored several texts with Marx, he edited and compiled Marx's unfinished works as well, while also continuing to publish his own.
