What are the differences between Marxism and Socialism--and Communism? - do you capitalize philosophies
I feel a little silly asking this, but:
Did I hear the first two terms are used interchangeably. I know I do not mean the exact, but I did not have the definitions I found.
Therefore, Marxism is more philosophy, socialism, communism, and more political, has announced the idea right? or what?
I also know that Marxism is enabled, S / C and activated socialism / communism, too?
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Do You Capitalize Philosophies What Are The Differences Between Marxism And Socialism--and Communism?
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You should not feel stupid. There are a lot of confusion about these terms. Part of this is from the people who made them popular causes ... In most cases, they took the ideas that already existed and were a little different. So I can not describe what it means in a general sense.
ReplyDeleteMarxism is probably the most practical of them. It is the belief in the theories of social and economic policies of Karl Marx, or one of his disciples. Marx believed that much of the history of a struggle between the haves "and" have nots "and that on the basis that, to predict what might happen next. Among the next steps toward socialism and eventually communism. Are so if you believe in this kind of social conflict, a narrative arc important and essential some of these systems is likely to be a Marxist.
The Marxist government in the end he called a "communist", a term that had borrowed for a while. In their view, communism, all the plants and natural resources and style are in joint possession ofll persons, and for those who can best use to forgive. In fact, it is almost equal to all - no classes, no "rich" or "poor" and so on. In order to have the problem about the connection, several states said they wanted to adopt this kind of equality for all, and called themselves communists, when in fact it is overt or covert tyranny. The Soviet Union is an example. The closest I've ever been true in the communist states, the municipalities are small (so far) lasted no longer than a few decades.
The transition from communism and the contemporary capitalist economy that Marx as "socialism". Imagine some of the characteristics of the two: There are private property, but there are also public property. Some benefits are shared, but are not shared equitably. You have made a middle class instead of "haves" and bad ". And it is very easy to identify specific institutions are socialists and serve, and have each paid to Baround the world - fire, parks and public lands, and so on.
You are probably very much the talk of socialism today, because the government just buy a number of private enterprises. As everyone "owns" the government has to tell you, it's probably a very socialistic. And no doubt there are those who believe that the Socialist ill.
By Style Guides (Link 1, Section 3) they do not register their words, if the political and economic ideas that you refer to a particular group of them, or their name is derived from a proper name. The Socialist Party is capitalized because it is an idea to an organization, not because socialism is. And Marxism is still caps.