Synthesis of the Communist Party Manifesto
Introduction.
This manuscript was one of the first documents inspired by scientific communism, it is identified as one of the most solemn political regulations in history, written the end of 1847 and early 1848 by two philosophers; Carlos Enrique Marx, born on May 5, 1818 in Tréveris- Kingdom of Prussia, was a philosopher and militant of the Communist Party and Fedeich Engels, born on November 28, 1820 in Barmen- Kingdom of Prussia, stood out for being a philosopher , revolutionary and communist theorist.
The Manifesto was published as the Program of the Communist League for the first time on February 21, 1848 in London. In the year of 1847, the privilege was granted to Carlos Marx and Fedeich Engels to create a detailed program on the Communist Party, which must be theoretical and practical. From the beginning there was the idea that the book was published in 5 different languages, English, French, Italian, Flamenco and Danish, but the first time it was published only was translated into German.
Developing.
It is said that the Communist’s Manual did not exceed two decades, translations were made to Swedish at the end of the 1840s and an English translation was made in the mid -1850s, which no longer exists and in the decade From 1860 the Manifesto of the Communist Party came out of circulation. The authors write a timeline from prehistory to the present, discovering economic development, which influences political and cultural transformation, causing culture drastic changes and the decomposition of politics, giving way to the bourgeoisie As a ruling class. Marx and Engels use the role of the bourgeoisie to create a civilized world with a class difference.
The text in which the ideologies that differentiated the militants of the Communist Party are perfected, it begins with an celebrated phrase "a ghost travels Europe: the ghost of communism" with this expression the difference between classes and the recognition that gives him is originated Vigor to a legend known as communism, which seeks to impose its doctrine, purposes and trends. Currently the Communist Party is based on the social class struggle, dividing or separating the bourgeoisie that is the highest social class and the owners of capital, of the proletariat that belong to a low social class and are those manual workers is that they receive a remuneration in exchange for your work.
The writers of the text, Marx and Engels highlight the roll that played the bourgeoisie in the civilized nations; By evolving market sales, the bourgeoisie increases its production and distribution, which makes feudal classes disappear and promotes a revolution in each and every one of the means of production, generating the decentralization of a cultural and political communication, giving The creation of a new social class that will do everything possible to overthrow the bourgeois society.
To create a new form of production, a new social class known as proletariat is born, which has evolved and now obtains the name of modern working class, which is the one that works to promote greater growth of the market and the increase of capital to society to society bourgeois.
The revolution process proposed by Marx, is against the position of some thinkers with ideas with socialism, called by himself as utopian socialism, because his proposals were based on peaceful changes that would lead to so long -awaited socialism; On the other hand, scientific socialism (self-demonstrated by Marx) in its "realistic" positions, proposed that the only way to reach a true socialism was by violent roads, to counteract the bourgeoisie that would prevent its departure as a ruling class.
"Capital is, therefore, a personal heritage, but a social power," Marx’s perspective about capital entails an idea that capital must be acquired through the individual’s work force, not through exploitation From this, therefore, the accumulation of capital would be avoided by the people who dominate the work centers, with this form the class character of the property would be stripped, and a purely collective character would be given to destroy any barrier that the same social classes prevailing throughout history have imposed.
Conclusions.
It is not fair that only those owners of the production and capital machines, be the ones who must govern the most unprotected and more numerous, did not have anyone to buy their freedom and did not have anyone to free them from their chains to thus Leaving, his salary was rationed so that they could only survive, but in one way or another that salary was always at the hands of the bourgeois, according to Marx, said salary was at the hands of homemade, tailors, shoemakers, chefs, etc., that would call little bourgeois.
Because of this, the proletarian was subject to the incessant search for more salary, being subject to any payment for subsistence, leaving them caged without the existence of cages, chained without the existence of chains and enslaved, but apparently free; Because of this the only possible way to change this is through violence, of a revolution that changes the leading papers of class struggle,
The united proletarians are the true and unique capable of overthrowing any current regime, destroying the foundations of the bourgeoisie and taking society for a course where everything is from everyone.
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