Validating the Ideals of the Communist Manifesto

Validating the Ideals of
The Communist Manifesto


The use of certain language in history to describe some political structures and political ideas has long been shaped and formed in such ways that tend to reflect those in power and account for their notable accomplishments. The way we understand much of our world’s history is through lens that were created by those in charge. For quite some time now it has been evident that some historical stories and accounts do not cover all elements in history at a given time. That is, they are unsuccessful in explaining the interdisciplinary aspects of life in a particular era. One area in which this is a huge problem is in the relationship between the bourgeois and the proletariat. In The Communist Manifesto, Karl Marx’s explanation of the position of the proletariat in society is crucial in acquiring a better understanding of history and his literature. Without decent clarity on how history really occurred, we are stuck in a ...