Karl Heinrch
Marx, philosopher and German economist, was born in Trier (current Germany Occidental person) the 5 of May of 1818. He mainly studied in the University of Berlin, being interested itself for the ideas of the philosopher Hegel. Renana Gazette was formed for the University of Iena in 1841.Em 1842 assumed the position of editor in chief of the German periodical, edited in colony where it had the position of a liberal radical. It wanted to discover the cause of the conflicts of classrooms provoked for the Industrial
revolution and the way to decide them. Some influences in the development of the thought of Marx: critical reading of the philosophy of Hegel (dialético method), contact with the French and English socialist thought. (a total social transformation) In the year of 1843 one moved to Paris. There Engels knew, a German radical of who if would become close friend and with who it would write some assays and books. Its doctrine, the revolution had of if not only carrying through in France and England, but in everybody civilized (universal). Of 1845 the 1848 lived in Brussels, where it participated of clandestine of laborer and exiled organizations. In 1847 it wrote with Engels the Communist Manifesto, of the theory that, later, would be called
marxism. In the Manifesto Marx it convokes the
proletariat to the a fights for the
socialism. In 1848, when the revolutionary movement in some European countries came out, Marx it came back toward Germany. In the 1864 Marx it established, the International Association of the Workers, later International First call of the Workers with the objective to organize the conquest of the power for the proletariat in the whole world. In 1867 it published 1º volume of its more important workmanship, the Capital book, where it makes critical to the
capitalism and a bourgeois
society. Marx is the main idealizer of the socialism and the revolutionary communism. The marxism - joint of the ideas politician - philosophical of Marx - the falling of trees of the ruling class, the bourgeoisie considered, through a revolution of the proletariat. Marx criticized the capitalism and its system of free enterprise who, according to it, for the internal economic contradictions, would take the laboring classroom to the misery. He considered a society in which the means of production were of all the collective.
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