Karl Marx

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economist historian human journalist philosopher political theorist revolutionary socialist sociologist writer

Karl Marx was a 19th-century German philosopher, economist, and revolutionary socialist best known for developing the theory of communism and co-authoring "The Communist Manifesto."

Aliases (2)

Marx ×4
Karl Heinrich Marx ×1

Statements (71)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	economist → historian → human → journalist → philosopher → political theorist → revolutionary socialist → sociologist → writer →
birthDate	1818-05-05 →
birthPlace	German Confederation → Prussia → Trier →
burialPlace	Highgate Cemetery →
centralConcept	alienation → class struggle → historical materialism → mode of production → surplus value →
citizenship	German Confederation → Prussia → stateless person →
coAuthor	Friedrich Engels →
deathDate	1883-03-14 →
deathPlace	London → United Kingdom →
doctoralThesis	The Difference Between the Democritean and Epicurean Philosophy of Nature →
doctoralThesisYear	1841 →
educatedAt	University of Berlin → University of Bonn → University of Jena →
ethnicGroup	Jewish descent →
familyName	Marx →
fieldOfWork	history → philosophy → political economy → political theory → sociology →
fullName	Karl Heinrich Marx →
givenName	Karl →
influenced	Friedrich Engels → Mao Zedong → Rosa Luxemburg → Vladimir Lenin → communist movements → socialist movements →
influencedBy	Adam Smith → David Ricardo → French socialism → Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel → Ludwig Feuerbach →
memberOf	Communist League → International Workingmen's Association →
movement	Marxism → communism → socialism →
notableWork	Das Kapital → The Communist Manifesto →
numberOfChildren	7 →
parent	Heinrich Marx → Henriette Pressburg →
politicalIdeology	communism → revolutionary socialism →
primaryLanguage	German →
religion	atheism →
residence	Brussels → London → Paris → Trier →
spouse	Jenny von Westphalen →
workedAs	editor of the Rheinische Zeitung →

Referenced by (139)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Alexandre Kojève → An Essay on Liberation → Analytical Marxism → Antonio Gramsci → Axel Honneth → Between Facts and Norms → Bhagat Singh → Bulgarian Social Democratic Workers' Party (Narrow Socialists) → Cai Hesen ("Marx") → Che Guevara → Chinese Marxism → Communist League → Communist Party of France → Communist Party of Spain → Counterrevolution and Revolt → Eros and Civilization → Frankfurt School → Georges Sorel → Georges Sorel → Georgi Plekhanov → György Lukács → Herbert Marcuse → Huey P. Newton → Isaiah Berlin → Jack London → Jean-Paul Sartre → John Gray → Joseph Schumpeter → José Carlos Mariátegui → Jürgen Habermas → Karl Polanyi → Knowledge and Human Interests → Leninism → Liu Shaoqi ("Marx") → Ludwig Feuerbach and the End of Classical German Philosophy → Mao Zedong → Marxism–Leninism → Marxism–Leninism–Maoism → Max Weber → Michael Walzer → On Practice → One-Dimensional Man → Paulo Freire → Permanent Revolution → Pierre Bourdieu → Ram Manohar Lohia → Raymond Aron → Reason and Revolution → Reflections on Violence → Reform or Revolution → Rosa Luxemburg → Rosa Luxemburg → Russian Social Democratic Labour Party (Bolsheviks) → Sergei Eisenstein → Seyla Benhabib → Slavoj Žižek → Social Democracy of the Kingdom of Poland and Lithuania → Social Democrats → Socialism: Utopian and Scientific → The Decomposition of Marxism → The Idea of Justice → The Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State → The Theory of Communicative Action → Their Morals and Ours → Theodor W. Adorno → Thomas Lionel Hodgkin → Truong Chinh → Vladimir Lenin → Walter Benjamin → Western Marxism → What Is to Be Done? → communism → one-dimensional society →	influencedBy
Adam Ferguson → Adam Smith → Auguste Comte → David Ricardo → Epicurus → G. W. F. Hegel → Giambattista Vico → Henri de Saint-Simon → Johann Gottlieb Fichte → Lectures on the Philosophy of History → Ludwig Feuerbach → On the Principles of Political Economy and Taxation → Phenomenology of Mind → Phenomenology of Spirit → Philosophy of Right → Pierre-Joseph Proudhon → Qu’est-ce que la propriété ? → Science of Logic → The Condition of the Working Class in England → Vico → Wissenschaft der Logik → master–slave dialectic →	influenced
Das Kapital → The Communist Manifesto → The Difference Between the Democritean and Epicurean Philosophy of Nature → The German Ideology →	author
Chemnitz → Marxism → Marxism–Leninism →	namedAfter
Friedrich Engels → Friedrich Engels →	coAuthor
Karl Marx Monument → Karl Marx Monument →	depicts
Heinrich Marx ("Marx") → Karl Marx ("Marx") →	familyName
University of Bonn → University of Tübingen →	hasNotableAlumnus
Bonapartism →	analyzedBy
Heinrich Marx →	child
Friedrich Engels →	collaboratedWith
Communist League →	commissionedAuthor
Against the Current →	containsEssayOn
The System of Economic Contradictions, or The Philosophy of Poverty →	criticizedBy
The Open Society and Its Enemies →	criticizes
Protestant work ethic →	critiquedBy
Paris Commune →	describedBy
historical materialism →	developedBy
Karl Marx ("Karl Heinrich Marx") →	fullName
Marxism →	hasCoFounder
Humboldt University of Berlin →	hasNotableAlumni
Karl →	hasNotableBearer
Highgate Cemetery →	hasNotableBurial
Philhellenes →	hasNotableMember
Poale Zion →	inspiredBy
First International →	keyFigure
International Workingmen's Association →	keyPerson
Karl Marx Monument →	mainSubject
Spe Salvi →	mentionsFigure
Henriette Pressburg →	motherOf
Karl →	notableBearerExample
Communist League →	notableMember
Essays in Biography →	notablePersonProfiled
Heinrich Marx →	notableRelative
Mikhail Bakunin →	opposed
Friedrich Engels →	partnerInThought
Jenny von Westphalen →	spouse