The Poverty of Philosophy

Exploring the revolutionary ideas of Karl Marx, this book delves into his influential works, particularly The Communist Manifesto and The Poverty of Philosophy. It highlights Marx's vision of a classless society emerging from socialism, which he believed would succeed capitalism following a transitional phase known as the "dictatorship of the proletariat." The text also addresses his critique of economic inequality and proposes a more democratic distribution of wealth, emphasizing the need for social change and the role of the working class in achieving it.