Marxist view on capitalism
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The Marxist theory of crisis argues that there is a tendency for the rate of profit to fall over time and capitalism expands and capital accumulates. This tendency can be counteracted for periods of time but higher rates of exploitation of labour and by faster innovation.
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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). As is often the case, there are similarities between the functionalist and Marxist case: they both think that families perform important functions for the society as it is currently constituted.
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The Marxist theory of capitalist society. Marxists reject the functionalist view that society is based on value consensus and therefore operates for the benefit for all. Instead they argue . capitalist society. is organised around . conflict between social classes and exploitation. rather than social order (as functionalists believe).
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Using information from Item B and your knowledge, evaluate the contribution of Marxism to our understanding of crime and deviance in the UK today. (30 marks)Traditional Marxists such as Gordon argue that capitalist societies are characterised by class inequality. We should therefore not be surprised that those at the bottom of society –the poor, the working class and ethnic minorities ...
A Marxist History of Capitalism
Marxists believe that capitalism causes crime but it is the working classes who suffer the consequences, either as victims or by being unfairly labelled. There are different aspects to the Marxist perspective: 1. Criminogenic capitalism. 2. The state and law making. 3. Ideological functions of crime and law
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Four ways in which man is alienated under capitalism (Marxist view) The Steps in the Revolutionary Sequence, according to Marx (see chart in Chapter 6) (Also see lecture notes) Marxism & Socialism – Originated as a reaction against what? Reasons for Socialism’s failure in the United States .
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However Althusser, a fellow Marxist criticises Marx’s base- super structure theory resulting in the eventual end of capitalism as he felt tha t Marx’s theory did not fully consider how effective the bourgeoisie were at maintaining their power and preventing the revolution that Marx predicted but yet did not truly happen. Althusser is described as a structuralist Marxist as he believed that ...
Marxism and the Family
Structuralist Marxist Althusser for example, argued that the education system was an ISA, a tool used by the ruling class to transmit an ideology which states that capitalism is reasonable and just, whilst preparing pupils for their future role in the workforce. It trains them to accept future exploitation as their educational qualifications
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