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Moomin (comic book)

Comic Book Stories NumerEnglish nameFinnish nameFactor (s) Year of appearance1.Moomin and the BrigandsMoomintrolltove1954—552.Moomin and Family LifemumfamilyTove19553.Moomin on the RivieraMoominFamily RIVIERALLATOVE19554.Moomin's Desert IslandLonely Islandle19555.Moomin's Winter FolliesDangerous WinterVe19556.Moominmamma's MaidImaginePlayTove19567.Moomin Begins a New HousebuildingTove19568.Moomin Builds a New LifeWe start a new lifeTove19569.Moomin Falls in LoveMummitroll in Love195610.Moomin Valley Turns JungleJungleLifeTove195611.Moomin and the MartiansMummy Troll and Martiansettove195712.Moomin and the SeaMoomin Family and Meritove/LARS195713.Club Life in Moomin ValleyUnionLife in Moomin ValleyTove195714.Moomin Goes Wild WestMoomin in the Wild WestTove/LARS195715.Snorkmaiden Goes RococoniIskuMiss in RocococoSatove/Lars195715.Snorkmaiden Goes RococoniIskuMiss in RocococoSatove/Lars195715.Snorkmaiden Goes RococoniIskuMiss in RocococoSatove/195816.Conscientous MoominMoomin Troll and dutytove/LARS195817.Moomin and the CometMoomin and the Tail Starwater/LARS195818.Moomin and the Golden TailMoomin and Golden TailTove195819.moomin WintermumMitalvitove/LARS195920.Moomin under SailMoomin SeaTove/LARS195921.Fuddler's Courtler Cosintatove/ LARS195922.Moomin's LampMuumin Lamplars196023.Moomin and the RailwayMoomin and the RailwayMoomin and RailwayLars196024.Moomin and the SpiesMoomin and SpiesLars196025.Moomin and the CircusMoomin and CircusLars196026.Moomin the ColonistMoomin Settlers196127.Moomin and the ScoutsMoomintroll and ScoutsLars196128.Moomin and the FarmMoomin Farmers196129.Moomin and the GoldfieldsMoomin and Gold Diggers196130.moomin Family RobinsonRobinson Moominlars196231.Artists in Moomin ValleyMoomin ValleyMoomintroll and Artlears196232.Sniff's Holiday Campnips196232.Sniff's Holiday Campnipslars196231.Artists in Moomin ValleyMoomin and Artlars196232.Sniff's Holiday CampnipSun Spa 3.The Inspector's NephewPoliceMaster's NephewAlars196234.Damsel in DistressNitsVirginalars196335.Fuddler and Married LifeApps and MarriageLaggers196336.Sniff's Sport ShopNipSun Sportstors196337.MyMble's Diamontmymmelin DiamontLars196338.Moomin and the VampireMuummmelin ITs and Vampire Lars196439.Moomin and the TVMoomin and Televisiolars196440.The Underdeveloped MoominsalDeveloped MoominsLars196441.Moomin and Aunt janeMummitroll and Auntlars196442.Moomin and the National ParkMoomin and Nature Park Mars196543.Moomin and the Good Old DaysMoomin and the Good Old DaysMoomin and the National ParkMoomin and Nature ParkMars196543.Moomin and the Good Old DaysMoomin and the old ladies Aajaklars196544.Moomin's BeastDog Life in Moomin ValleyArs196545.The Private EyeMuumisSubpolicars196646.Spring in Moomin ValleySpringSensions196647.Moomin Rescues a PrincessMoomin Rescues a PrincessMoomin Rescues PrincessLars196648.Moomin and Agent 008 ½Lars196648.Moomin and Agent 008 ½Lars196649.Moomin Omin Lives DangerouslyMummy's dangerous life Lars196750.Moomin in TorrelorcaMoomins TorrelorCallAlars196751.Snorkmaiden Crushes SocietyMiss SocietyLars196752.Moomins in Ancient GreeceJo Ancient GreeceJo Ancient Greeks196753.Sniff Goes GoodnipsU to improve the waySalars196854.Moomin the JournalistMoomintroll JournalistVars196855.Moomin and the OrphansMoomintroll and OrphanSetLars196856.Sir MoominritarmMummilars196957.Horsey MoominMoominMoomin Horseback IllAlars196958.Moomin and the MermaidMoomintroll and MermaidLars196959.Emancipated MoominsMissKan Returnlars197060.moomin and the RadicalsMoomintroll and RadicalsLars197061.Moomin ChristmasMoominJumlars197062.Moomin in Ancient EgyptMoomintroll in EgyptLars197163.Sniff Falls in LoveNipsu LoveMars197164.Moomin EngagementMoomin Troll EngagementMoomin EngagementMoomin EngagementMoomintroll EngagementLars197165.Moomin and the Flying DutchmanMoomin and Fellow DutchLars197266.Snorkmaiden the SeersMaid Becomes Predictors197267.Moomin and the BeachMoomin and the BeachMoomin and the BeachbeachArs197368.Moomin Gets RichMoominPappa and Old AgeMummy and the GuruMoomin and Gurulars197370.MoominPappa and Old AgeMummy Pappa in Old Age Illalars197471 .Moomin in BattleBattle of Moominvallostalars197472.Moomin in Neander ValleyMoomintroll Neanderthalissalars197473.Moomin and the Ten Piggy BanksMoomin and Ten Piggy BanksMoomintroll and Ten Piggy Porsastalars1975 compilation albums Moomintroll strips have appeared in Finnish as three album series.


Question: What do picture books do to child development?

Moomin (comic book)

Turun Sanomat released nine albums under the name Moomin in 1978—1984.


Question: What do picture books do to child development?

Moomin (comic book)

The first complete Finnish-language compilation of the series was a 24-volume book series published by WSOY between 1990 and 1996.


Question: What do picture books do to child development?

Moomin (comic book)

In 2006, the Canadian publishing company Drawn and Quarterly teamed up to publish a hardcover collection of Moomin Troll under the names Moomin: The Complete Tove Jansson Comic Strip (first five volumes) and Moomin: The Complete Lars Jansson Comic Strip (later parts).


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Moomin (comic book)

Since 2008, WSOY has been publishing series in Finnish under the name Moomins — Comic Book Classics.


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Moomin (comic book)

Ten parts have appeared in Finnish so far.


Question: What do picture books do to child development?

Moomin (comic book)

The end of the first seven volumes is accompanied by afterwords written by scholar Sirke Happonen.


Question: What do picture books do to child development?

Moomin (comic book)

Between 1957 and 1974, the comic was published in Swedish as a 21-part album series, first published by Schildts and beginning in 1968 by the Swedish publishing house Geber.


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Moomin (comic book)

A second, 10-part series appeared in Sweden between 1977 and 1981.


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Moomin (comic book)

In Finland, Schildts has released new albums in the 1990s.


Question: What do picture books do to child development?

Moomin (comic book)

In Britain, the first Moomintroll stories were published in 1957 as a collection called Moomin, which is today a collector's valuation.


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Moomin (comic book)

Other Moomin comics began to be published in the 1990s as new Moomin cartoons, which are largely based on the popular Moomin Valley Stories animated series and are clearly more aimed at children than the original Moomintroll comics.


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Moomin (comic book)

Cartoons aimed at young children have appeared in a publication called Moomin magazine, which in 1999 was also merged with the Moominvalley tree magazine.


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Moomin (comic book)

New stories were published in Moomin magazine all the way up to 2010.


Question: What do picture books do to child development?

Moomin (comic book)

Moomin magazines published since then have been almost complete copies of previously published journals.


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Moomin (comic book)

The screenwriters and cartoonists were mainly Nordic, and later the making of the magazine remained mainly the responsibility of the Finns.


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Moomin (comic book)

The magazine published comic book adaptations of Jansson's most Moomin books as follow-up stories.


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Moomin (comic book)

In the 1990s, some of the stories that appeared in Moomin magazine were also published as comic book albums by Semic.


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Moomin (comic book)

Starting in 1993, the new Moominpeikko newspaper strip began to be published, drawn by Matti Nisula and scripted by the brothers Jukka and Kimmo Torvinen, who appeared behind the Toto pseudonym.


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Moomin (comic book)

Lars Jansson oversaw the content of new mummy comics until 1999, after which supervision has been taken over by his daughter, Sophia Jansson.


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Moomin (comic book)

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Tove Jansson's first mummy comic book in Ny Tid 1947—48| location = Helsinki| publisher = Tigertext/Ny Tid| year = 2007| version=( Jorden går under!


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Tove Janssons första muminserie i Ny Tid 1947—48, 2007.)


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Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Karl Heinrich Marx (5 May 1818 in Trier, Prussia — 14 March 1883 London, England) was a Prussian-born social philosopher.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Marx is particularly known for his theory dealing with class conflict and struggle between the working and owning class.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Marx is considered the founder of modern socialism and communism.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Marx worked with Friedrich Engels.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Life Family background and years of study Karl Marx was born into a Jewish family in Trier, Prussia.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

His father Hirschel, then Heinrich, Marx was a lawyer who, because of the typical Jewish discrimination of the time, converted to Lutheran.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[1] The home was visited by representatives of cultural life who were inspired by the enlightenment.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[2] Marx is presumed to have been homeschooled until 1830, when he began studies at the Lyceum of Trier.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[3] Marx matriculated in 1835.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

His health was faltering and he was discharged from military service.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[4] After becoming a matriculation, Marx enrolled at the University of Bonn to study law.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[5] Marx got to know his schoolmate Edgar von Westphalen's sister Jenny and the youngsters became infatuated with each other.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The von Westphalene family were high nobility of Prussia.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[6] Contemporaries wondered how the Baron could allow his daughter to date a man of Jewish ancestry and bourgeoisie status.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

In the summer of 1836, Karl Marx and Jenny von Westphalen became engaged.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[7] The marriage lasted right up until Jenny's death in 1881.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[8] After switching university to Berlin in 1836, Marx became interested in philosophy and especially Hegelism.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

In his first year in Berlin, he studied law closely, as he continued to aspire to be a judge.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

He wanted to write a piece on the philosophy of legal science, but the book was never completed.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Marx tried his wings as a writer, writing poetry as well as a novel manual that he considered poor himself.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[9] When Marx decided to delve deeper into philosophy, the internal political climate in Prussia was becoming more reactionary and efforts were made to restrict academic freedom.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

In 1841 Marx graduated from the University of Berlin, submitting his doctoral dissertation on the distinction of natural philosophy of Democritos and Epicurus to the University of Jena, where there was a free-spirited atmosphere.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The University of Jena awarded Karl Marx the rank of Doctor of Philosophy in 1841.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[10] As editor with the young theologian Bruno Bauer in 1841, Marx began his campaign against the right-wing Hegelites and the Church.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

They wrote a pamphlet Doomsday trombone over Hegel.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[11] Due to the revelation of the authors of the work in 1842, Marx abandoned the university world and travelled to Cologne, which was known as a prosperous and advanced city.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

With the help of people he met, Marx moved into journalism and began to deliver the “Rheinische Zeitung”, which was intended as a rival to the old “Kölnische Zeitung” newspaper.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[12] The first journal writings prepared by Marx appeared in 1842.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

With his writings, Marx angered the liberal opposition he considered weak in the first place.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

As the magazine's circulation and reputation grew, the Prussian authorities also became nervous.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Marx's writings were considered brash and the Speaker of the Landtag von Schaper demanded action from the censorship authorities in Berlin.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The magazine was discontinued in January 1843.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[13] Marx's friend Arnold Ruge decided to emigrate to France and set up a publication there called the Deutsche—Französische Jahrbücher, and asked Marx to join him.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[14] Time in France and Belgium Marx arrived with his wife in Paris in 1843.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

After the revolution of 1830, numerous radical thinkers had settled in Paris, including, the anarchist Pierre Proudhon.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[15] The first child, daughter Jenny (Jennychen) was born in Paris in 1844.


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Karl Marx

To arrange childcare, Jenny's spouse decided to go to Trier to be with her parents.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[16] The Deutsche—Fransösische Jahrbücher was not successful and only appeared in one number.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Its most notable contributor was the poet Heinrich Heine, who wrote an article for the magazine about the female adventures of Louis I, King of Bavaria.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The police confiscated the leaves and the Prussian government ordered that Marx and Heine should be arrested as soon as they cross the German border.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Arnold Ruge quit his paper.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Marx agreed to write Vorvärts!


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

to a communist magazine called.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Around the same time, he became interested in economics.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

In the summer of 1844, he read the works of Adam Smith, James Mill and David Ricardo.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Smith and Ricardo were highly regarded by Marx but criticized them for failing to explain their premise of private ownership.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[17] In 1844, Marx met Friedrich Engels, who became a life-long friend.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[18] In 1845, the Prussian ambassador Alexander von Humboldt called for the French government to take action against Vorvärts! against the magazine.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The magazine was dissolved and the French Interior Ministry decided to expel Marx from the country.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[19] The only continental European country to which Marx could move was Belgium.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[20] Also settled in exile were Jenny's spouse's brother Edgar von Westfalen, lifelong friend Josef Weydemeyer, a group of Polish socialists, Marx's friend Moses Hess, as well as Friedrich Engels.


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Karl Marx

Jenny Marx, a daughter and a housemaid also arrived in Brussels.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[21] In 1845 Marx and Engels visited England to explore not only the libraries of London, but to find out about the world's first labour movement, the Chartists.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Returning to Belgium, Marx took up writing work and Engels agitated the Brussels Socialists into an alliance.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[22] In Brussels, Marx and Engels jointly wrote criticisms against Hegelism, dozens of debate writings on conservatives, French socialists and liberalists alike.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

On one occasion, the duo decided to initially write an article against Marx's former comrade, Bauer and his brothers, as well as their associates.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

From the article was born the work Holy Family.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[23] During their time in France, Marx and Engels had joined the League of Righteers founded by German exiles, which, under Marx's influence, changed its name to the League of Communists in 1847.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The emblem of the old Union of Righteers “all men are brothers” was replaced with “Proletarians of all countries, join together”.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[24] Marx and Engels' most famous joint work, the Communist Party Manifesto was written in Brussels as a declaration of the League of Communists and published as “The Mad Year of Europe” 1848.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The work is among the most read of all time in human history.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

In his afterwords, Marx declares that “The destruction of the bourgeoisie and the rise of the proletariat are both equally inevitable phenomena.” [25] Although Engels' imprint appeared in the final version, the text arriving at the barn was in its entirety born from Marx's pen, and he had been writing it for the Communist League under pressure day and night.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The manifesto of the Communist Party appeared in German on 24 February in 1848.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[26] The work was downloaded in London.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[27] The French Revolution that ignited at the same time alarmed the Belgian government.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

On March 3, 1848, Marx received an order of expulsion.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Time to leave should only be 24 hours.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Marx was packing up his belongings when police forced their way into the apartment and arrested him.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The reason for his arrest was reported that Marx was in the country without a passport.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Jenny, too, was arrested and was charged with vagrancy.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The next day, the Marxes were released and from office escorted them to the French border.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Karl Marx had intended to move to France anyway, as he had been invited back to France by a minister in the country's new government, Ferdinand Flocon.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[28] The Revolution of 1848 Engels too arrived in Paris, and the men drafted a flyer of the Communist Party's demands in Germany.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

It was soon published in Berlin, Trier and Düsseldorf as well.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Its purpose was to encourage the bourgeoisie to rebel, as Marx knew that Germany's working class was still quite small.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Among other things, the pamphlet called for progressive taxation and a national bank.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[29] A new newspaper, the Neue Rheinische Zeitung, was going on in Cologne.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Karl Marx was wanted to be its editor-in-chief.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The Marx family moved to Cologne in April 1848.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[30] Marx tried to present himself as a moderate reformer, but it did not convince the authorities.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

He was arrested on 7 July 1848 on charges of contempt for the chief public prosecutor.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Officers searched the paper's editorial.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The Prussian government fell on 8 August 1848.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Through September 25


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Martial law came into effect in Cologne and the head of the garrison immediately abolished the Neue Rheinische Zeitung [31] Martial law was repealed on 12 October 1848 and the Neue Rheinische Zeitung continued to appear.


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Karl Marx

Marx was elected president of the Cologne Workers' Association on 22 October 1848.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

By the end of the year, a working-class revolt had been defeated in France, England and Germany alike.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[32] After the warrant was annulled, Engels returned from exile.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Marx and Engels were indicted in early February 1849 for violating the honor of the public prosecutor.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[33] Marx defended himself in court so deftly that when he finished his speech, applause filled the courtroom.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The charges were quashed.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

However, as early as February 8, Marx was again on trial, this time for inciting rebellion.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The charge was based on a declaration by a Labour committee chaired by Marx that “the coercive taking of the tax must be resisted everywhere in every way.”


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[34] Marx admitted the charge in part, but was acquitted by the boarders, who, according to them, had a constitutional right to present his case.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Through May 16


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

1849 the authorities brought charges against the Prussian journalists of the Neue Rheinische Zeitung, presenting that non-Prussians be deported.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Marx realized that he no longer has a chance to operate in Germany.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[35] Marx travelled to Paris and found that the situation was getting tougher there too.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Louis Napoleon was about to rise to power.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Jenny, who was expecting her fourth child, arrived in Paris in early July in 1849.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Marx received a deportation order from the Ministry of the Interior pretty soon.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Jenny was granted extra time.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

There was no entry to Germany and Belgium and Switzerland denied admission.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The only option was Great Britain, where Marx arrived in August 1849.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[36] The Origin of Capital When Marx arrived in London, the city lived through a period of intense growth.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Thousands of political refugees were also among the growing population.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Differences between social classes were stark, and the city had extensive slum areas.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[37] Marx founded a new Communist League on the premises of the German Workers' Civilization Union.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Marx was plagued by financial and family worries.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Pregnant Jenny Marx arrived in London on 17 September 1849.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The family now had three children: Jennychen, Laura and Edgar.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

A fourth child who was a boy was born on November 3 and was named Heinrich Guido.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Engels arrived in London in November 1849.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[38] The Marx family's financial situation soured and they were forced to move into temporary housing in Soho.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Jenny was ill and pregnant again.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

In August 1850, Jenny travelled to Holland to be with Karl's Uncle Lion Philips.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Marx's uncle was the founder of the Philips company.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Karl gave serious thought to moving the family to the United States, but could not afford shipping tickets.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Engels saved his friend's family by going to work in the Manchester branch of his family firm Ernen & Engels.


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Karl Marx

He remained in his job for the next twenty years.


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Karl Marx

By making small embezzlements from the company's treasury, he may have assisted his friend's family.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[39] In late 1850, the Marx family found an apartment in Dean Street.


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Karl Marx

The flat had two rooms and was within walking distance of the British Museum.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Marx was weary of acting in organisational life, as labour organisations and committees seemed to focus on squabbling.


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Karl Marx

He began to be interested in writing.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Marx's intention was to write a major piece on economics.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Just before the move, the Heinrich boy died unexpectedly.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[40] The family's financial situation continued to remain poor and it is suspected that Franziska's daughter, born in 1851, was carried to the grave by outright misery the following year.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Letters sent to Engels between 1850 and 1857 tell of ongoing financial distress.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[41] The first version of Capital appeared in 1859 and was named Outlines as a Criticism of Political Economics.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Marx had promised the work to appear as early as 1845.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Friends and pioneers of the labour movement uploaded huge expectations into the piece.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[42] The work was originally planned to be six-volume and to be published on a fast schedule.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[43] The book was a disappointment to many of Marx's admirers, as it was not seen to deal with capital at all.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The book was not promoted and almost no reviews appeared about it.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[44] On his coming to power in 1861, King William I of Prussia had decided to pardon all exiles for political reasons.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Ferdinand Lassalle sent Marx an invitation to come to Prussia to make a new magazine similar to the Neue Rheinische Zeitung.


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Karl Marx

Marx doubted the significance of the plan, but went to Berlin because the paper would be financed with the sum of 300,000 bucks, which the countess had bequeathed.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Marx arrived in Berlin and Lassalle endured him for a month.


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Karl Marx

[45] Marx was disgusted with his visit.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The return of Prussian citizenship failed: Marx had voluntarily renounced his citizenship, according to the authorities, so he could not be pardoned.


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Karl Marx

The ultimate reason for returning home was that Marx discovered the Düsseldorf communists had been right about Lassalle: Lassalle was hopelessly narcissistic and megalomaniac.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[46] The economic situation in the family remained inconsolable.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Home supplies were taken to the pawn shop all the way down to the children's clothes.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[47] Marx applied for a job with the railways as a scribe, but was rejected due to ambiguous handwriting.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Between 1861 and 1863, Marx received a thousand-five hundred strips of notes written.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Many days passed in the reading rooms of the British Museum working on the source works.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Many previously insurmountable problems now seemed to have been solved, including the question of ground rent and the value of land work.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The writing work progressed even despite Marx suffering from rheumatism, among other things.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[48] In 1867 was finally finished.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Working title Outlines as a critique of political economics, Part II was dropped.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Marx's correspondence friend, Hanoverian professor Ludwig Kugelmann proposed the striking short name Das Kapital, Capital.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[49] Engels received a letter from Marx in April 1867 that the now long-awaited work is complete.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Marx went to Hamburg to take the manuscript to a publishing house.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The first edition was 1,000 copies and the premium small.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The work was reproached for its appearance as difficult.


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Karl Marx

In its review, the Saturday Review noted that the author's perceptions of things are damaging, but “there is no reason to doubt his logic”.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

In its reviews, the Contemporary Review focused its attention almost purely on the author's Germanism, but praised the human premise.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[50] In November 1863, Marx received an inheritance from his deceased mother.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The money left over from the debt payment was decided to be used to get a better flat and the Marxes rented a manor-style house.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The annual rent on the house was far too much in relation to the Marx family's finances.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

In May 1864, Marx's old friend Wilhelm “Lupus” Wolf died and bequeathed £820 to Marx, which was more money than Marx had earned in his life.


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Karl Marx

Because of this, the first part of the Capital is dedicated to Wilhelm Wolf.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[51] As soon as the beginning of 1868, Marx set about writing sequels.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

However, health failed and Marx was incapacitated.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[52] Marx contemplated the family's move to Switzerland, as the cost of living there would be cheaper.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

London's interests, however, included the library of the British Museum and its activities on the International Federation Council.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[53] International In 1864, labour organisations in France and England founded the Workers' International, which was to become a global organisation linking labour movements.


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Karl Marx

Marx was elected to the organisation's Federation Council and was active in leadership positions in the organisation.


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Karl Marx

Today, this international is seen as the first international so to speak.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Mikhail Bakunin attempted to capture the International for himself, but Marx and the other Federation Councillors had the project rebuffed.


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Karl Marx

[54] Marx argued that the International had to make a statement on the outbreak of the German—French War.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The declaration was issued, stating that the war would ruin Germany and France and be the end of Marx's reign of Napoleon III, much despised.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The German workers were also warned that these must not let the war become anything but a defensive war against French aggression.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Marx therefore believed that the workers of Germany send brotherly salutes to the workers of France for peace.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Marx's proclamation aroused admiration and John Stuart Mill sent a telegram congratulating Marx.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[55] Marx greeted the French Third Republic with delight, but nevertheless fearful that it would lead to a regression.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Workers he did not encourage revolution, for when martial law took hold feared it would lead to mayhem.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Marx was ambivalent about the Paris Commune.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[56] The International finally ended up splintering with the failure of the Paris Commune in 1871 and the transfer of many of its members at the Hague Congress on 2 September 1872 to the camp of the Russian anarchist Mikhail Bakunin.


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Karl Marx

[57] Bakuni's supporters were outnumbered in Congress.


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Karl Marx

Engels suggested that the International move its headquarters to New York.


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Karl Marx

The proposal fell through.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

This was a death blow for the international.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Marx wanted to break away from the international because he felt it would take too much time from his writing work.


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Karl Marx

After Marx left the stage, the International gradually withered away.


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Karl Marx

[58] Nor did the English socialist movement, relying on the power of trade unionism, put enough effort into the international in the final stages to remain afloat.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[59] Old age Chronic money shortages left the Marx family in 1870 when Engels was able to sell his family business.


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Karl Marx

He set about assisting his friend's family for £350 a year.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The eldest daughters Jennychen and Laura had married and moved to France.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

A third daughter, Eleanor, obtained a teaching position in Brighton in 1873, but experienced a nervous breakdown and returned home.


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Karl Marx

[60] In 1874 Karl Marx applied for British citizenship.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The plea was rejected.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The reason was labelled “agitator, pre-fighter of communist causes.”


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[61] After two of the daughters were married and in their own households, Marx and his family moved in 1875 to a smaller residence.


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Karl Marx

There he set about living a peaceful life.


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Karl Marx

He was no longer able to slander his opponents, stating that old age brought wisdom.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

In 1880, Jenny Marx fell ill, but travelled with Karl to France to greet Jennychen and her daughter.


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Karl Marx

Shortly after coming home, Jenny's condition collapsed and she died on 2 December 1881.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[62] The health of Eleanor daughter worried Marx and the doctor ordered father and daughter to travel together to sunbathe on the Isle of Wight.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

When the Marx arrived on the island, downpours began there and the temperature was frosty at times.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

This exacerbated Karl's pulmonary catarrh and bronchitis.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Eleanor's mental health condition worsened.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

He didn't eat, he didn't sleep and had nonspeaking seizures.


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Karl Marx

He had become obsessed with acting; he wouldn't eat anything until he got on the stage of the theatre.


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Karl Marx

Father thought it would not do his daughter well to be her companion route, but she must get to fulfil her dreams.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[63] Marx set out to cure his ailments to various spas.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

During 1882 he found time to be in Algeria, Monte Carlo, Vevy and Argenteuil.


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Karl Marx

In October 1882 she arrived in London, but immediately embarked on a bad weather getaway to the Isle of Wight.


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Karl Marx

He stayed there until January 1883.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

On January 5, 1883, Marx received a letter that Jennychen was dying of cancer.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Marx's own health was about to collapse, he had coughing attacks that had suffocated him, his throat and bronchi were inflamed and sleeping was difficult because of night sweats.


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Karl Marx

Engels visited Marx on March 14, 1883.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

He thought at first that Marx was asleep in his armchair, but discovered that he was dead.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[64] Private Karl Marx married Jenny von Westphalen, the daughter of a Prussian baron with good education.


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Karl Marx

They were consecrated on 19 June 1843 in the Pauluskirche of Bad Kreuznach.


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Karl Marx

Seven children were born into the family, but due to poor conditions, only three of them lived to become adults.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[65] Marx's main source of income was a grant from Friedrich Engels, who had permanent income from the family's business in Manchester.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

In addition, he received income from articles he wrote weekly for the New York Daily Tribune.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[66] The legacies Jenny received enabled the family to move to a healthier environment in Kentish Town on the then outskirts of London.


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Karl Marx

In Marx's view, the family had to live in accordance with its social status, which is why expenditure just and just remained within the limits of income.


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Karl Marx

Seven children were born to Marx and his wife: Jenny Caroline, or Jennychen (married Longuet, 1844—83); Jenny Laura (married Lafargue; 1845—1911); Edgar (1847—1855); Henry Edward Guy (“Guido”, 1849—1850); Jenny Eveline Frances (“Franziska”, 1851—52); Julia Eleanor (1855—98) and one child who died anonymously.


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Karl Marx

It has been suggested that Marx also had a son with his housekeeper Helene Demuth.


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Karl Marx

[67] As a father, Marx was warm and loved his children greatly.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

He read to his children a lot and the reading repertoire included Shakespeare, Homer and Tales of a Thousand and One Nights.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

According to visitors' accounts, the Marxes had children's toys everywhere and children were allowed to play freely.


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Karl Marx

Children's illnesses and deaths were the causes of great sorrow and grief.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[68] To his own parents, Heinrich and Henriette Marx, Karl Marx was surprisingly cold.


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Karl Marx

After leaving her childhood home, she approached her mother mainly to ask for money.


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Karl Marx

He did not respond much to his father's letters, but spent 700 bucks a year on his studies while the average student spent 500 bucks a year.


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Karl Marx

The existence of her sisters, I don't think she had much recollection.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[69] In his way of living and working, Marx was bohemian.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Creative chaos reigned in his study.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Stacks of paper, piles of newspapers and ashtrays were everywhere.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[70] It was not until later developments that Marx rose to his position as an influential philosopher.


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Karl Marx

Engels still continued to work after him, delivering, for example, to the end of the final section of Capital.


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Karl Marx

[71] In 2003, Marx was voted the third largest German by Germans in the ZDF—television channel vote Unsere Besten (ahead of only Konrad Adenauer and Martti Luther).


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Karl Marx

[72] Philosophy In his philosophy, Marx can be seen as Hegel's successor.


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Karl Marx

Hegel's philosophy is based on dialectic, which means that the world evolves as two opposing forces, theses and antithesis, fight.


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Karl Marx

As a philosophical idealist, Hegel held that reality is fundamentally intellectual.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Marx built his own philosophy in part according to Hegel's dialectical logic, but rejected idealism.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

In his ontology, Marx, on the other hand, followed the German philosopher Ludwig Feuerbach in that he considered the basis of reality to be ultimately material, that is, material.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

There is little actual dialectic in Marx's own texts, but with the advent of Friedrich Engels, dialectic was more broadly adopted into Marxist thought.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

According to Marx and Engels, fundamental questions in philosophy include the question of the relationship between spirit and matter.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Marx and Engels settled the matter materialistically: matter is primary and spirit only the highest product of matter.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Like Hegel, Marx distinguished between observations and ideas, but did not see material reality as a barrier covering ideas, but rather, under the influence of certain ideologies, people did not see the true material state of their lives.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

This theory, derived from Hegelian dialectics, Marx called historical materialism.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Dialectical materialism, on the other hand, deals with the more general doctrine of matter, the rules of dialectic, and the world as their meeting place.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Added Value Theory In his book Capital Marx put forward a theory of the most common economic business laws of capitalist society.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

In simplification, the term added value, developed by Marx, implies that the capitalist invests in production capital for which he wants to add value, i.e. profit.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Added value he acquires by producing goods that have use-value, but before any other exchange value.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

In order to produce goods with his capital, he hires workers for a set period of time, for which he pays wages.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The salary is always less than the value of the work a laborer does during his or her working time.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The difference between the values of actual work done and the wages of a laborer is the value added by the capitalist.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

In the production process of the capital cycle, Marx describes as simple renewal, in which a value product is generated, and as extended and accumulative renewal, which is product value.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

These he presents as follows: Value product: C'= C+V+m.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Here C' = total product, C = moving capital, v = salary and m = value added Product value: C = c+v+m.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Here C = total product, c = permanent capital, v = salary and m = added value [73] The value of the work performed by the worker is therefore greater than is the employee's salary.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The entrepreneur of this added value keeps to himself.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Value added includes both renewal, deduction and increase in the use and wear and tear of mobile and fixed capital, as well as profit.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Thus, according to Marx, the value of work equals salary+value added.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Thus, all the value of goods is associations of work, mere value of work.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Marx states that if all the work used for them is removed from all goods, only substances remain as they are found in nature.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

[74] Historical Materialism Method of Production Historical materialism is the designation for Marx's central theory of explaining key tendencies of history from material starting points.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

As a counterpoint to the “idealist dreaming” and the abstract concepts of the Young Hegelites, Marx wants to set his own thinking as the starting point of his own thinking the real premises.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

First, for people to make history at all, they must be alive.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

To stay alive, people have to satisfy their needs.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

That's why people produce the tools to survive.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

This is not what people do in a random way; rather, they replicate the livelihoods found around them.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

This way of getting along and surviving is therefore determined by the conditions imposed by the environment and determines the mode of production of society as a whole.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

At the same time, this mode of production is an activity that defines society as a whole as well as the life of individuals.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The concept of a mode of production is not exactly unambiguous, since Marx uses it in more ways than one sense.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

In between, Marx refers to material and sometimes social aspects, or sometimes both, at the same time.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

In the material sense, the mode of production refers mainly to the physical nature of the working process, that is, it can be said to mean almost the same as working technology.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

This includes forms of job specialization, as well as division of labor.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The way you work is influenced by quite far used technology.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

In principle, the way of working in a material sense can be similar under clearly different economic organizations.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

In its social sense, “mode of production” refers to the purpose of production, the form of excess labor, and the manner of deprivation of the laborer.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Different purposes of production can be classified according to whether the goods are produced for own use or for exchange; whether the goods produced for exchange are exchanged or sold; whether the profits are made to maximize on sale or not; and whether the profits are used for consumption or whether there is accumulation of capital.


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Karl Marx

The form of excess labour (which refers to the work of which the author does not receive) varies, for example, so that in slave labour the excess labour is the share of the slave production that the enslaver keeps to himself after he has spent the part necessary for the maintenance of the slave, whereas in capitalism, excess labor appears through the sale of products available as profit from the investment of capital.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The ways of worker exploitation refer to the fact that in capitalism the exploitation of the worker is based on the fact that he does not possess the means of production, so he is forced to sell his labour, whereas in other forms of production, exploitation may be based more directly on social power relations, violence or threaten with it.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Production forces Another key concept is production forces.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Production forces most often refer to the instruments used in production (relevant is their level of technological development).


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

In the theory of historical materialism, the primary explanatory factor of the nature of society is the very forces of production that are seen as the basis of society.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Material, production and economic processes shape other institutions in society.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The basis of society, the forces of production, give a certain kind of economic structure.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The economic structure consists of relations, which are referred to as production relations.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

People settle into production relations in a way that corresponds to the degree of development of productive forces.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

On the basis of structures related to production and the economy, society receives a superstructure that refers to institutions other than those directly related to production and the economy (which includes, for example, religion and culture).


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

It is not entirely clear from Marx's texts what these interactions are.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Are culture and institutions determined by the influence of productive forces, or do the productive forces simply impose some kind of framework within which they take shape?


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

In any case, Marx seems to see technology (and other productive forces) as some sort of essential link between man and environment.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

History of Class Struggles Historical materialism explains the evolution of society through the inexorable tendency of the productive forces and the production relations that exist in society (of which ownership is a legalistic form) to drift into conflict with each other.


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Karl Marx

Productive forces evolve continuously over the course of history, as a result of population growth and the endless needs of people.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Certain types of production relations correspond to certain degrees of development of the productive forces, but as the productive forces evolve past this degree, societal problems begin to emerge.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Relations in society relevant to conflict are relations between those who control the means of production and those who do not.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Thus, the tension between the productive forces and the relations of production appears as a conflict between social classes.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The prevailing class dominates the existing form of production, but evolving productive forces increase the forces of the emerging class against the prevailing class.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

“The entire history of society to date has been a history of class struggles.”


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Historical stage model Historical development of societies appears as follows in Marx's philosophy of history: Slave societies clear boundaries between free and slaves; ancient Greek polices violent strangling of slaves Feudal society between landowners and the struggle between serfs during an unstable period during which social transition, part of a long process Capitalist (industrial) society of the bourgeoisie and proletariat, i.e., the working class struggle with little violence; legally legitimized power deprivation more invisible because it occurs structurally It is unclear how far Marx intended his phase theory as a universal model of the evolution of society.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Such a universal interpretation of the model is common in the Marxist tradition, but Marx himself outspoken disputed the universality of the model in one letter he wrote at a late age, in which he said his model only described the historical development of Europe.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

In the stage model, violence and visible exploitation decrease with new forms of production, but the total amount of deprivation is maintained.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Marx and Engels held that contradictions in the capitalist (kin) form of production inevitably lead to revolution with a classless society as a result.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Marx, however, writes only very little about what this new social structure will be like.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Theorizing capitalism The genesis of capitalism Marx writes of the slow conversion of feudalism to capitalism: “The serfs of the Middle Ages developed into the licence burghers of the first cities.


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Karl Marx

This licence bourgeoisie again evolved into the first bourgeoisie ingredients.”


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

As an essential factor, Marx saw the expansion of trade with the expeditions of discovery, as this strengthened the “revolutionary element” of feudalistic society.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The feudalistic system based on the guilds of craftsmen was no longer able to satisfy the new market as a way of production, and therefore a new type of manufacture production led by the “industrial medium” (which is thus this mentioned revolutionary element) began to emerge.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

These manufactures were characterised by a highly exported division of labour, which increased their productivity clearly relative to independent producers.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

However, capitalism could not develop even when the majority of working people consisted of independent peasants from the countryside.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

It is essential for primitive accumulation (by which Marx means early development of capitalism) that the means of production of peasants are expropriated, thus becoming wage laborers.


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Karl Marx

Landowners drove these independent peasants to cities as they expanded their lands.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Segregation from the feudal system originally occurred in such a way that independent producers in cities began to pile up capital and move it from production to commerce as well, thus starting to operate outside guilds and find themselves at odds with these.


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Karl Marx

However, the market continued to grow, so that the manufactures based on the developed division of labour were no longer sufficient, but the mechanization of production took place.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

With this, the manufactures took the place of major industry and the industrial medium was replaced by the “millionmen”, or the modern bourgeoisie.


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Karl Marx

With the advent of large industry, the world market was created, which developed shipping and land transport.


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Karl Marx

These processes, on the other hand, further expanded the industry.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

As a result of all this, the bourgeoisie evolved and rose from an oppressed class to eventually become the true lords of the state.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Of course, this whole process also had great implications for the superstructures of society.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

For example, the influence of the church in society


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The bourgeoisie “imposed, in a word, a deprivation shrouded in religious and political illusions rather than open, shamelessly direct and reduced deprivation.” Contradictions of Capitalism The change of mode of production from feudalism to capitalism therefore did not eliminate confrontation from society, but in fact capitalism is marked by much clearer confrontations between the two classes that are the bourgeoisie and proletariat.


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Karl Marx

What also distinguishes capitalism from other forms of production is that where the previous classes that dominated production strive for some stability, the bourgeoisie cannot fail to continually revolutionize the means of production and with it other social relations.


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Karl Marx

In capitalism, the production class is implacably looking for profits.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Also typical of this mode of production is the concentration, i.e. the drift of large capital into fewer and fewer people, as well as the continued structural tendency of economic profits to decrease.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The need for profits causes the bourgeoisie to spread their way of production around the globe so that production and consumption become universal.


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Karl Marx

Thus, dependency is created between nations and both spiritual and material products are transnationalized.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

The greatest “contradiction” of the economy of capitalism is precisely the constant pursuit of profits and, on the other hand, the structural tendency of the rate of profit to decrease over time.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

A reduction in the profit rate is a view espoused by most representatives of classical economics.


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Karl Marx

The profit rate decreases, for example, when new technologies are introduced.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Of course, whoever regenerates production first gets a greater share of the profits distributed in the market when he produces more efficiently than others, but then when other capitalists adopt new technologies, one finds himself in a situation where the share of technology used for production the total capital is higher than in the past, and thus the profit rate will be lower.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

According to Marx, there is also an ever-deepening concentration of capital taking place in capitalism.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Larger production units (whose owners have more capital) take precedence over smaller producers in competition because they have greater productive resources and a greater chance of surviving crises.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Thus, smaller producers will eventually be left at the feet of larger ones.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Marx compares the bourgeoisie with their productive powers to a magician who cannot contain the spirit forces he exorcised; they turn against this.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

As an indication of the contradictory nature of capitalism, Marx considers trade crises caused by overproduction.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

In capitalism, production is widely spread and does not have the same connection with the value of use of products as in previous forms of production.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

In a system focused on the pursuit of profits, any break between supply and demand can cause problems.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Crises are, as if, the regulating factor of capitalism.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Crises trigger a spiraling chain of events (profits fall, then investment.


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Karl Marx

This results in unemployment, resulting in lower consumption and profits falling again) which eventually ends up in a new state of equilibrium, where capital is even more concentrated and the class consciousness of the proletariat (whose wages fall in crisis) increased even more.


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Karl Marx

Crises are only a temporary solution to overproduction problems.


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Karl Marx

Labour differs from other goods needed for production in such a way that it cannot be produced more when its price becomes more expensive.


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Karl Marx

This is why capitalism requires a reserve army of workers in order to survive.


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Karl Marx

These people are forced to live in incessant misery insofar as they are not needed.


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Karl Marx

The relative size of this surplus population Marx predicts will increase as capitalism develops.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Likewise, capitalists will withhold an ever greater share of profits for themselves and income inequality will grow even more.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

In previous modes of production, the oppressed were somehow able to rise on the basis, but in capitalism the bourgeoisie owning the means of production is incapable of governing because it is “incapable of providing the slave even with the life of a slave”.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

In his early production, Marx uses the concept of alienation familiar from Hegel to describe the position of the laborer in capitalism.


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Karl Marx

The results of the laborers' labor become the property of the capitalist.


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Karl Marx

The result of this work is the enrichment of the capitalist who subjugates the worker, and thus the work becomes a process directed against its maker.


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Karl Marx

Humans depend on nature and shaping it, which is characteristic of man and determines human nature.


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Karl Marx

Under capitalist economic values, work alienates man from humanity.


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Work is supposed to be some sort of fulfillment of being human, but it has become a process of people subjugating and impoverishing themselves.


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Karl Marx

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Reviews of National Economics.


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Karl Marx

Part 1: Capital Production Process| location = Moscow| publisher = Progress| year = 1974| version = (Das Kapital.


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Karl Marx

Kritik der politischen Ökonomie: Erster Band: Der Produktionsprozeß des Kapitals, 1867.)


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Karl Marx

Made in print by Friedrich Engels.


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Karl Marx

Initial work of translation: Nishcheta philosopher.


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Karl Marx

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Karl Marx

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Karl Marx

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Karl Marx


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Karl Marx


Question: Who has developed the concept of foundation and superstructure?

Karl Marx

Made in print by Friedrich Engels.


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Karl Marx

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Karl Marx

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Karl Marx

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Karl Marx

Part 2: Capital Circulation Process| location = Moscow| publisher = Progres| year = 1974| version = (Das Kapital.


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Karl Marx

Kritik der politischen Ökonomie: Zweiter Band: Der Zirkulationsprozeß des Kapitals, 1893.)


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Karl Marx

Made in print by Friedrich Engels.


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Karl Marx

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Karl Marx

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Karl Marx

Part 3: The Total Process of Capitalist Production| location = Moscow| publisher = Progress| year = 1976| version = (Das Kapital.


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Karl Marx

Kritik der politischen Ökonomie: Dritter Band: Der Gesamtprozeß der kapitalistischen Produktion, 1894.)


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Karl Marx

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Karl Marx

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Karl Marx

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Karl Marx

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Karl Marx

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Karl Marx

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