Historical Context: dsd l historiographic point d view we can say the contemporary period k includes nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Let's start by addressing different aspects, politoco, social and ideological: L XIX s a busy century, both k some have dubbed the d century revolucions l (x eg d 1830, 1848 and 1871). K Recall Marx was also a revolutionary. The situation experienced misery d xl d proletariat will l successive germ revolucions. N general these revolutionary movements inspired stan x ideas liberals and Democrats as well as l l anarchism socialism. There are two very importants acontecimients k l home mark dl century: the French Revolution and Napoleonic conquests. L French utopian socialist, characterized ks s a current x be eminentement theoretical with little practical influence No political movements. Marx and Engels rejected l utopian socialism and against the same shall propose to scientific socialism. General N l criticize those utopian socialism its not revolutionary or transformative character. Classical economics is initial theoretical kien Adam Smith to the economy operates according to the laws of the market and individual interraccion and competition. Another author d English classical political economy was Mr. Ricardo. Marx criticized political economy d d their English many particular elements n k only considers man as an animal d work. Context snippet: l Communist Manifesto was published shortly before the revolution d d 1848. S k out important work DIXA d Marx and Engels had an important influence n the revolucions ks produced n 1848. N general ideologies revolutions were dixas d l l liberalism communism. L Communist Manifesto was written request d x d Communist League after l congress held n 1847, he released just before the revolution d d 1848. The work at hand k d is part of a series n k l Marx and Engels set dl meaning historical materialism and its central element would be k d history of mankind has not been anything the fight d k classes. D generic way, the work he says the power of the proletariat asceticism, asceticism violent revolutionary order l d abolish private property. L communist manifesto was of crucial importance nl l socialism communism, ste d comprises four parts.



Philosophical context: the nineteenth century Marx was a revolutionary, philosopher, historian, economist and journalist German. But he was very very influence ste d xl Hegels thought Marx s k so dedicated to the study d d full philosophy. Durant sta season and in general all Hegelians idquirdistas l d group heavily influenced Stuven x Fuerbach. While he shares with his disciples Hengels and the complaint d pub excision civil society and political society, his critique of Hegel's idealistic and reactionary state. Marx maintained throughout his life a deep respect for intellectual height x Hegels d d s conception of dialestica but in turn accused mistakes fundamentals d d reverse the dialectics. The German Ideology as well as Akella break with his previous philosophical background, to distinguish between a young Marx influenced German classical philosophy x d humanist Marx yl mature, say s, k and l Marx developed his thesis plenament breaking with its past idealistic and flows n d a scientific study of society. L DSDE philosophical view point d will follow the chronology above, the k x k we can show what contemporary philosophy ks understand what develops during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. N its Hegels Marx criticized Hegel denies the identification mong the real and rational. L initial point d d Marx criticizes Hegel Hegelian concept d sl reality. If one accepts Marx's grands d finds its affirmation dk d hegel s reality contradictory dynamic and processual. L nineteenth century romanticism sl dl century also appears at the end of XIX dl l realism.