Marxist literary theory: what is Marxist literary theory?

Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels developed the social, economic, and political theory known as Marxism. It emphasizes the conflict between the working class, or proletariat, and the bourgeoisie, or capitalist class. In the view of Marxism, capitalist systems should be abolished, and a classless, indivisible society with collectively owned means of production ought to be created. It believes that in order to abolish exploitation and attain equality, the working class must topple the capitalist system, and it seeks to do this through revolutionary tactics.
Important points that discussed
• Aim of theory
• Communism
• The communist Manifesto
• Bourgeoisie and proletariat
• Base and Superstructure
• False consciousness
• Surplus value
• Alienation
• Ideologies
• Class struggle
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