- In
Marxist theory, the
Lumpenproletariat (German: [ˈlʊmpn̩pʁoletaʁi̯ˌaːt] ; /ˌlʌmpənproʊlɪˈtɛəriət/) is the
underclass devoid of
class consciousness....
- needed] For some in the
Frankfurt School such as
Herbert Marcuse, the
lumpenproletariat (the underclass,
usually lacking class consciousness) have the potential...
- the
lumpenproletariat to
provide the
force required to
effect the
expulsion of the colonists. In
traditional Marxist theory, the
lumpenproletariats are...
-
employer combines with self-employment. In
another direction, the
lumpenproletariat or "rag-proletariat",
which Marx
considers a
retrograde class, live...
-
bourgeoisie is
economically distinct from the
proletariat and the
Lumpenproletariat social-class
strata who rely
entirely on the sale of
their labour-power...
- Marx
defined the
proletariat as
salaried workers, in
contrast to the
lumpenproletariat, who he
defined as the
outcasts of
society such as beggars, tricksters...
- the
Neapolitan lumpenproletariat during the
repression of the 1848
Revolution in Naples: "This
action of the
Neapolitan lumpenproletariat decided the defeat...
- and
French word bourgeoisie, it
follows Karl Marx's
concept of the
lumpenproletariat, a
rejected underclass that
sides readily with the
elite bourgeoisie...
-
working class has a long
tradition in the
social sciences (for example,
lumpenproletariat). However, the
specific term, underclass, was po****rized
during the...
- also
described two
other classes, the
petite bourgeoisie and the
lumpenproletariat. The
petite bourgeoisie is like a
small business class that never...
