The bases of the Communist Party Manifesto
Introduction.
The Manifesto of the Communist Party was written by Karl Marx and Engels, in Brouca them who shared a friendship, this did between 1847 and 1848 where they affirm that the government of the modern state is nothing more than a board that manages the common businesses of the entire bourgeoisie. This is a very important book in the political history of the West and is one of Marx’s most representative works.
The communist manifesto is written on commission at that time the League of the communists who speak with the authors of this arose and ask him to do so, but by then Marx and Engels, they were very young and little known, although that did not harm for Nothing the perfect essence of this manifesto in all aspects where Marx uses a sententious style where thorough words were so wise that they have transcended throughout the years.
This is one of Marx’s youth works, therefore its philosophical, political system and its theory in general were not fully developed, however there is a very important idea that is already present in this work and is that of the distinction between the base of a society and its superstructure; By Base Marx understands that it is the way in which society is organized to meet its needs, for Marx it is formed of two things that are the means of production that are the tools that human beings use to produce, social relations and this It’s how we organize to produce.
Developing
The historical development of capitalism is more emphasized in the growth of power, in the bourgeoisie and the changes that this generates over all the inhabitants of society, the history of all societies until today that the history of class struggle in addition He explains that the essential capital condition is the work that each one performs to make a living and to be able to bring food to our body.
In addition, that the arrival of machinery has devalued to the human being, since it leaves such simple tasks and so little learning that it is no longer enough to work in a factory for example for two simple reasons that you never learn the reality of how that creates that product and clearly the pay must be according to your effort, but if there is no such effort in the salary, it will be reflected in the same way.
The proletariat goes through different stages in its development and they are announced for their fight against the bourgeoisie, although sometimes they win a battle that lasts so little time, but not the war can clarify that these struggles are of small evolutions that generate a change and joining the working class. This is how the bourgeoisie was taking place in politics and having a voice in it,
Due to the need to conquer new markets, the bourgeoisie decides Trade and civilization. The bourgeoisie exceeds this with the forced destruction of a productive source and conquering new markets creating new more extensive, more violent crises and ending the means to prevent it.
In addition, that the means of production are the relationships that allow us to organize ourselves to produce because if we belong to a society and a culture that will mean that we have elements to create an equal industrial one is different if we move to primitive times as they were In Greece or Rome in ancient times where there were owners and there slaves who are not owners of their own person everything they possess is the property of their masters.
We must think of property regime particularly who has the private property of the means of production, including slaves that will be the ruling class and the same can be thought of the feudal or capitalist era where there are certain social relations between the bourgeois side and the proletarians on the other where these relationships are assigned by the property regime, the capitalists or bourgeois are the owners of the means of production in terms of workers are those who have nothing to sell that their work time for the so much have this unique freedom that is to sell it.
A society has a religion a culture, has its literature, its myths, its music, its laws, its ideology, Marx says that these elements that are from the plane of consciousness or cultural or spiritual production belongs to superstructure and alone the We can understand a relationship to its base, that is, when one is in a slave society, it is reflected in what happens at the base, the material conditions of life.
The analysis of sorprlecting yourself that Marx and Engels do, of the emergence and development of capitalism, because when they do it in the 1848s, what was seen was very little is the beginnings of the industrialization of the world and sometimes it is difficult to read it and believe us the idea that tell us in the 20th century. They recognize that there is a gradual development in which bourgeois society is constantly advancing.
Both anticipate a process that ended up consolidating towards the end of the 20th century which is what is called globalization they see that the main weapon of capitalism is the facilities they have to produce more economical products that are clearly demandable and with a strong posture before the market and its opponents, this is how capitalism brings to all peoples.
Marx and Engels make it clear that the communists are part of the movement of the proletariat and do not find on top for example what distinguishes us from the rest of the proletarian is to highlight in each action the common interests that the proletarians of all nations have, describes the theory of communism in the formula the evolution of private property, but clarifying that the evolution of property in general is not retained but from the bourgeois private property that is exploitation.
conclusion.
The Modern State Government is nothing more than a Board that manages the common businesses throughout the bourgeoisie, all revolutionary movements prior to the existence of the proletariat as a class, have been movements of the minority or its interest, instead the proletariat is the immense Amazon of society, the lowest layer that can only be raised by flying throughout the airs to the entire bourgeois society.
The communists affirm in the manifesto that, although they struggle to achieve the immediate objectives and defend the daily needs of the working class, they must represent peace within the current movement their future. The immediate objectives of communism are to form the class consciousness of the proletariat and finish the bourgeois regime, take the proletariat to the conquest of power.
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