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- Bourgeoisie | Topics | Sociology | tutor2u
The bourgeoisie is the ruling class in Marx's theory of class struggle under capitalism The bourgeoisie is the property-owning class who own the means of production (e g factories) and employ and exploit the proletariat Marxists argue that the bourgeoisie maintains its power through ideology as well as oppression but that the proletariat should ultimately have a revolution and overthrow
- AQA GCSE Sociology Classic Texts: Selected Writings (Karl Marx, 1857 . . .
The bourgeoisie (ruling class) own the means of production and employ the proletariat (the working class) Marx argues that the bourgeoisie exploits the proletariat
- Proletariat | Topics | Sociology | tutor2u
The proletariat are the working class in Karl Marx's theory of class struggle under capitalism The proletariat are employed by and exploited by the bourgeoisie (ruling class) and often suffer from false class consciousness and therefore often accept their own exploitation as inevitable However, Marx argued that the proletariat would eventually have a revolution and overturn the capitalist
- Marxist views on the Ownership and Control of the Media
Traditional Marxists argue that those who own the media also control it They note that the media is owned by members of the bourgeoisie: very wealthy business owners They argue that these bourgeois owners instruct editors and journalists to put across particular messages to the audience These messages spread the dominant ideology which seeks to justify the power and privilege of the
- Ideological state apparatus (Education) | Topics - tutor2u
Marxist sociologist Louis Althusser suggests that the bourgeoisie maintain power by using both repressive state apparatus (coercive power like the police and the army) and ideological state apparatus: institutions that spread bourgeois ideology and ensure that the proletariat is in a state of false class consciousness Schools and educational institutions are, for Althusser, part of the
- AQA GCSE Sociology Classic Texts: The Theory of Economic and . . . - tutor2u
Another way in which Weber's view of stratification differs from Marx's is in the role of a middle class For Marx there were only two important classes: the bourgeoisie (ruling class) and proletariat (working class) and the working class would keep getting bigger and society would be further polarised between these two classes
- Classical Marxist Approaches to Crime - tutor2u
There was a "war on drugs" but only on those drugs that didn't make a profit for the bourgeoisie Pearce (1976 – a popular year for classical Marxist criminology) argued that even laws that appeared to help workers really helped the bourgeoisie His focus was on health and safety laws which provided the ruling class with a healthy workforce
- Families: Marxism | Reference Library | Sociology | tutor2u
The traditional Marxist view on families is that they perform a role not for everyone in society but for capitalism and the ruling class (the bourgeoisie)
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