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Friedrich Engels Born November 28, 1820/Died August 5, 1895
The Condition of the Working Class in England (1845) is one the most popular works of German Philosopher, revolutionary socialist, and political theorist Friedrich Engels. A piece of work based on his own observations and personal experiences as a working individual before his time as a philosopher, going over separate points of the manufacturing industry and the horrible conditions it held and the proletariat working within. Demanding social change to growing technology and working conditions. -
Friedrich Engels Born November 28, 1820/Died August 5, 1895
The Holy Family (1845) by Friedrich Engels is a scientific revolutionary materialist socialism book about the Young Hegelians and their trials of thought and rage. It is a joint co-written book between Engels and Karl Marx reflecting the progress and revolutionary materialistic world outlook. Criticizing and attacking Young Hegelians from the position of militant materialists Engel and Marx side of the idea of historical materialism and the decisive role of production and development of society. -
Friedrich Engels Born November 28, 1820/Died August 5, 1895
The Communist Manifesto by Friedrich Engels and Karl Marx (1848) is one of the most known books on social change and possible outcomes. Outlining the demand for social, economic, and political systems to be run by equality and democracy rather than exploitation The Communist Manifesto is a wake-up call to how Communism is not the government anyone should want as a why and how the conditions of making workers/population as a whole compete against each other and sell back to the owners. -
Friedrich Engels Born November 28, 1820/Died August 5, 1895
Origin of the Family, Private Property, and the State by Friedrich Engels (1884) is a historical materialist treatise slightly based upon the notes by Karl Marx addressed to Lewis H. Morgan's book Ancient Society (1877). The book focuses in on early human history following the disintegration of the past community immediately into the new society based upon private property which was fought hard to bright new light to what society should be, instead of the past communist ways that were favored.
