کارل مارکس کی نظریاتی تھیوری (مارکسی تصورات اور اردو ادب کی سماجی تشکیل)

Abstract

Marxism is not just a theory, but also a social and economic system. Its basic element is not just science, but also some important values. If we examine it, it is not just a collection of scientific laws, such as Einstein's theory of relativity or the laws of physics, but it is also a bearer of extremely important values ​​​​of human life. It is not an unchanging or rigid system; rather, its concepts undergo constant transformation throughout their existence. One of the fundamental principles of Marxism is how we perceive things and each other. Marx also stated that nothing is permanent or eternal, and nothing is absolute or sacred. We cannot call Marxism a roadmap for the future, nor can we reorganize our present society based solely on it. It is neither a form of government nor does it believe in a state that governs every aspect of our lives. Karl Marx's ideological theory reveals the conflict between the skilled and the bourgeois classes. According to Karl Marx, the real cause of all the deprivations of the working class is the capitalist system, which is ruthless because the capitalist has complete control over ownership and the means of production. Therefore, the status of the worker is that of a part, and as long as he is capable of work, he is used, and when his organs become weak, he is excluded from this production system. By taking advantage of this division, capitalism also influences economic, social, moral, and diplomatic systems.