The Doctrine of Marxism

The Marxist doctrine is an economic and social theory developed by Karl Marx, emphasizing that society's history is rooted in class struggles between the working class (proletariat) and the property-owning class (bourgeoisie). Marx believed capitalism concentrates wealth and power in a few, leading to inequality and exploitation. He advocated for a classless society where production is collectively owned, aiming to eliminate economic disparities. Marx's ideas have influenced revolutionary movements and discussions on social justice, stressing the need to address economic injustice by transforming the way resources and power are distributed.