Karl Marx's social class conception and Friedrich Nietzsche's herd conception
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Since the human beings started to live together, the biggest problem of human beings are social class distinctions and constructions of communities. This problem is one of the main subjects of philosophy as well. In time, so many different philosopher tried to find solution for society constructions and to made people live in peace. On the other hand social class concept and struggles bring another problem with itself; free man. This is the main approach of philosophers to the society constructions. From this point of view they try to find the way of creating communities of free man.This thesis focuses two main problems, that are mentioned above, of being community by trying to analyzing two different concepts of two important philosophers. While comparing Karl Marx?s concept of social class with Friedrich Nietzsche?s herd concept, we aim to reach the answer of a question that if the social class concept is a wall in front of free man.As an effort to find an answer, the related concepts that two philosophers examined in the light of social class and herd concepts, are analized and compared.In the last phase of the thesis, the concepts and points of views of philosophers are evaluated and their differences and common points through the free man in community are shown.
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Hatice Işıl Şenol
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Hatice Işıl Şenol (Master Thesis). Karl Marx's social class conception and Friedrich Nietzsche's herd conception, 2009, Yeditepe University, Felsefe Bölümü.
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