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PLS3705 ASSIGNMENT 1
SEMESTER 1
2025



Karl Marx’s Social Class Analysis and Its Application
to Contemporary South Africa

, Table of Contents
Introduction ............................................................................................................ 3
Marx’s Social Class Analysis ..................................................................................... 3
The Structure of Class Relations ............................................................................ 4
The Bourgeoisie ................................................................................................ 4
The Proletariat .................................................................................................. 4
Application of Marx’s Social Class Analysis to Contemporary South Africa ................... 5
1. Economic Disparities and Capitalist Exploitation ................................................ 5
2. Proletarian Struggles and Mass Unemployment .................................................. 5
3. Land and Resource Distribution ......................................................................... 6
4. Revolutionary Potential and Political Mobilization ................................................ 6
Criticisms of Marx’s Social Class Analysis.................................................................. 6
1. Oversimplification of Class Structures................................................................ 6
2. Capitalism’s Adaptability ................................................................................... 7
3. Neglect of Race and Identity Politics ................................................................... 7
4. Historical Failures of Marxist States .................................................................... 7
Conclusion .............................................................................................................. 7
References .............................................................................................................. 9

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