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	Marxism refers to the body of works by ~~<nowiki>~~[[Karl Marx]]~~</nowiki>~~ including his philosophical anthropology, historical materialism and program of political economy. The most notable Marxist thinker apart from [[Karl Marx\|Marx]] himself would be [[Friedrich Engels]]. Marxism has developed into many different schools of thought, most notably [[Marxism-Leninism]]. Other schools include [[Left-Communism]], [[Trotskyism]], [[Mao Zedong\|Maoism]], [[Rosa Luxemburg\|Luxemburgism]] and [[Democratic People's Republic of Korea\|Juche]].		Marxism refers to the body of works by [[Karl Marx]] including his philosophical anthropology, historical materialism and program of political economy. The most notable Marxist thinker apart from [[Karl Marx\|Marx]] himself would be [[Friedrich Engels]]. Marxism has developed into many different schools of thought, most notably [[Marxism-Leninism]]. Other schools include [[Left-Communism]], [[Trotskyism]], [[Mao Zedong\|Maoism]], [[Rosa Luxemburg\|Luxemburgism]] and [[Democratic People's Republic of Korea\|Juche]].

	== Concepts in Marxism ==		== Concepts in Marxism ==

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Marxism refers to the body of works by <nowiki>[[Karl Marx]]</nowiki> including his philosophical anthropology, historical materialism and program of political economy. The most notable Marxist thinker apart from [[Karl Marx|Marx]] himself would be [[Friedrich Engels]]. Marxism has developed into many different schools of thought, most notably [[Marxism-Leninism]]. Other schools include [[Left-Communism]], [[Trotskyism]], [[Mao Zedong|Maoism]], [[Rosa Luxemburg|Luxemburgism]] and [[Democratic People's Republic of Korea|Juche]].

== Concepts in Marxism ==

=== Historical Materialism ===

=== Dialectical Materialism ===

=== Base and Superstructure ===

=== Class Struggle ===
Marx posits that one's position within a class hierachy is based on their relation to production. According to Marx, the history of all existing society is the history of class struggle<ref name=":0">https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/download/pdf/Manifesto.pdf</ref>. He describes our current age as "the epoch of the bourgeoisie"<ref name=":0" />.

==== Bourgeoisie ====
The bourgeoisie or [[Capitalism|capitalists]] are those who own the means of production and purchase the labor power of others.

===== Petite-bourgeoisie =====

==== Proletariat ====
The proletariat or the working class are those who do not own the means of production and sell their own labor power for sustenance.

===== Lumpen-proletariat =====

=== False Consciousness ===

=== Exploitation ===

=== Alienation ===

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