The Limits of Capitalism and the Social Proletariat

Is it really possible to change the world for the better, to establish a classless and exploitation-free society?

Is there a social subject that will be the engine of this great transformation? Who, which forces and subjects can fulfill the social role necessary for the transition to a more just, egalitarian and free society? Millions of people who are dissatisfied with the world we live in and who are struggling to change the world are faced with these questions. We can think that the answers to some of these questions have been given throughout history. It is a knowledge of history that the world has been changed many times by the practical critical action of social classes and layers, and that all major transformations since the mid-nineteenth century bear the stamp of the proletariat.

But societies and people want such fundamental questions to be answered anew in every new situation. They are right. Because objective relations, external and internal conditions/dynamics, priority problems to be solved, social value systems, prominent social forces, forms of thought, action and organization are different in each historical period.

By analyzing the economic social tendencies, contradictions and limits of current capitalism, the book in your hand explains that moving towards a classless, exploitation-free society in today's world is only possible with the combined movement of anti-capitalist movements led by the social proletariat, by also evaluating the anger and rebellions of 2011 and giving answers to various questions.


Thin Cover:

Number of Pages: 408

Year of Printing: 2012


eBook:

Number of Pages: 315

Year of Printing: 2012


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Yordam Kitap

First Print Year: 2012

Language Turkish