Fictitious Dialogue / Marx & Frederick Douglass
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A 5 page fictional dialogue between Karl Marx and Frederick Douglass from the viewpoint of their writings, including Douglass' Independence Day speech and his speech to the Anti-Slavery Association in 1883, and Marx's Communist Manifesto and History.
Filename: Marxfred.wps

Freedom: Federalist and Communist
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The viewpoints taken by Hamilton and Madison in the Federalist Papers are extremely different than those of Marx and Engels in The Communist Manifesto. This 7 page paper asserts that Marx and Engels were arguing that the capitalist system as it existed in Europe was flawed by way of the economic stratification that existed at the time. Their position held that freedom was derived by abandoning the yoke of economic class distinctions. The Manifesto greatly exceeded the Federalist papers in addressing the issues of freedom. No additional sources are listed.
Filename: KTusmarx.wps

Ideology & Morality In Marx
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A 9 page paper examining Marx's statement that morality is a form of ideology. The paper uses Marx's own writings as well as secondary sources, and concludes that Marx was not advocating behavioral anarchy, simply a recognition that we, not God, make the rules that govern our behavior, and that we need to do so based on current circumstances and community need. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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Karl Marx & Historical Materialism
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The Marxian concept is examined with numerous examples from contemporary society in this 5 page analysis. Emphasis is placed on class conflict, alienation and bureaucracy and how all of these are interrelated. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: Histmat.wps

Karl Marx & Social Reform
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A 6 page paper discussing the theories of Karl Marx, Martin Luther King, Simone de Beauvoir, and Nancy Chodorow of discrimination as it relates to class, race, and gender. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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Karl Marx & The Individual
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A 30 page research paper which takes a unique perspective on examining the work of Karl Marx. This paper addresses the question as to whether or not Marx departed from his humanistic leanings evident in his early work by the time his more mature work was published. The writer argues that Marx's views evolved, but he not abandon his earlier views. Bibliography lists 15 sources.
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Karl Marx / An Overview
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A 7 page paper giving a critical assessment of Marx's works. The writer examines Marx's theories, including his contributions to economics and social philosophy. Bibliography cites 5 sources.
Filename: Karlmarx.wps

Karl Marx / Concept of Alienation
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5 pages in length. Using works of Marx himself as well as critiques by others, the writer of this essay examines views of labor, time, social value, etc; in an attempt to analytically explain Marx's concept of 'Alienation.' Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: Marxalie.wps

Karl Marx / Discrediting His Predictions
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A 5 page paper discussing Karl Marx and how modern history and historians discredit his predictions for the development of the revolution throughout the world. Bibliography lists five sources.
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Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels' 'The Communist Manifesto' / Alexander Hamilton and James Madison's 'The Federalist Papers': The Better Representation Of Freedom
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7 pages in length. When comparing and contrasting Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels' on the issues of protecting and promoting freedom with those of Alexander Hamilton and James Madison, one must also consider the inherent relationship that represents their respective views upon principles, problems and solutions, ultimately surmising which side best reflects or departs from the original principles set forth for this quest. It can be argued that the two sides are quite contrary in their individual perceptions, which each faction believing that its views are of primary integrity. However, the writer discusses that after all the discord settles, Hamilton and Madison better represented the pursuit of freedom by working hard to control oppressive government intervention. No additional sources cited.
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