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-'''Karl Marx''' ([[May 05]], [[1818]] - [[March 14]], [[1883]]) was a German philosopher, political economist, historian, sociologist, humanist, political theorist, and revolutionary credited as the founder of [[communism]].
+'''Karl Marx''' ([[May 05]], [[1818]] - [[March 14]], [[1883]]) was a German philosopher, political economist, historian, sociologist, humanist, political theorist, and revolutionary credited as the founder of [[communism]]. He was voted the greatest mind of the [[Wikipedia:2nd millennium|2nd millennium]] in a BBC poll.<ref>[http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/461545.stm]</ref>
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-Was born in the city of Trier in Rheinish [[Prussia]]. His family was Jewish, but converted to Protestanism in [[1824]]. The family was [[petty-bourgeois]]; his father was a lawyer. After graduating from a [[high school|Gymnasium]] in Trier, Marx entered the [[university]], first at [[Bonn]] and later in [[Berlin]], where he read [[law]], majoring in [[history]] and [[philosophy]]. He concluded his university course in [[1841]], submitting a [[doctoral thesis]] on the philosophy of [[Epicurus]]. At the time Marx was a [[Hegel]]ian idealist in his views. In Berlin, he belonged to the circle of [[Left Hegelians]] (with [[Bruno Bauer]] and others) who sought to draw [[atheist]]ic and [[revolution]]ary conclusions from Hegelâ€™s philosophy. [http://papertopics.org/research-paper.php college research paper topics] [[Ludwig Feuerbach]] began to criticize theology, particularly after [[1836]], and he began his turn to [[materialism]], which in [[1841]] gained ascendancy in his philosophy (The Essence of Christianity).
+Was born in the city of Trier in Rheinish [[Prussia]]. His family was Jewish, but converted to Protestanism in [[1824]]. The family was [[petty-bourgeois]]; his father was a lawyer. After graduating from a [[high school|Gymnasium]] in Trier, Marx entered the [[university]], first at [[Bonn]] and later in [[Berlin]], where he read [[law]], majoring in [[history]] and [[philosophy]]. He concluded his university course in [[1841]], submitting a [[doctoral thesis]] on the philosophy of [[Epicurus]]. At the time Marx was a [[Hegel]]ian idealist in his views. In Berlin, he belonged to the circle of [[Left Hegelians]] (with [[Bruno Bauer]] and others) who sought to draw [[atheist]]ic and [[revolution]]ary conclusions from Hegelâ€™s philosophy. [[Ludwig Feuerbach]] began to criticize theology, particularly after [[1836]], and he began his turn to [[materialism]], which in [[1841]] gained ascendancy in his philosophy (The Essence of Christianity).
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-Was born in the city of Trier in Rheinish [[Prussia]]. His family was Jewish, but converted to Protestanism in [[1824]]. The family was [[petty-bourgeois]]; his father was a lawyer. After graduating from a [[high school|Gymnasium]] in Trier, Marx entered the [[university]], first at [[Bonn]] and later in [[Berlin]], where he read [[law]], majoring in [[history]] and [[philosophy]]. He concluded his university course in [[1841]], submitting a [[doctoral thesis]] on the philosophy of [[Epicurus]]. At the time Marx was a [[Hegel]]ian idealist in his views. In Berlin, he belonged to the circle of [[Left Hegelians]] (with [[Bruno Bauer]] and others) who sought to draw [[atheist]]ic and [[revolution]]ary conclusions from Hegelâ€™s philosophy. [[Ludwig Feuerbach]] began to criticize theology, particularly after [[1836]], and he began his turn to [[materialism]], which in [[1841]] gained ascendancy in his philosophy (The Essence of Christianity).
+Was born in the city of Trier in Rheinish [[Prussia]]. His family was Jewish, but converted to Protestanism in [[1824]]. The family was [[petty-bourgeois]]; his father was a lawyer. After graduating from a [[high school|Gymnasium]] in Trier, Marx entered the [[university]], first at [[Bonn]] and later in [[Berlin]], where he read [[law]], majoring in [[history]] and [[philosophy]]. He concluded his university course in [[1841]], submitting a [[doctoral thesis]] on the philosophy of [[Epicurus]]. At the time Marx was a [[Hegel]]ian idealist in his views. In Berlin, he belonged to the circle of [[Left Hegelians]] (with [[Bruno Bauer]] and others) who sought to draw [[atheist]]ic and [[revolution]]ary conclusions from Hegelâ€™s philosophy. [http://papertopics.org/research-paper.php college research paper topics] [[Ludwig Feuerbach]] began to criticize theology, particularly after [[1836]], and he began his turn to [[materialism]], which in [[1841]] gained ascendancy in his philosophy (The Essence of Christianity).
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 After graduating from university, Marx moved to Bonn, hoping to become a lecturer. However, the [[reactionary]] policy of the [[government]] made Marx abandon the idea of an academic career, after [[Ludwig Feuerbach]] had been deprived of his chair in [[1832]] (and who was not allowed to return to the university in [[1836]]); and in [[1841]] the government had forbade the young Professor Bruno Bauer to lecture at Bonn.
-At the begining on 1869some radical bourgeois in the Rhineland ([[Cologne]]), who were in touch with the Left Hegelians, founded a paper in opposition to the [[Prussia]]n government, called the [[Rheinische Zeitung]]. Marx and Bruno Bauer were invited to be the chief contributors, and in [[October]] 1842 Marx became editor-in-chief and moved from Bonn to Cologne.
+At the begining on [[1842]], some radical bourgeois in the Rhineland ([[Cologne]]), who were in touch with the Left Hegelians, founded a paper in opposition to the [[Prussia]]n government, called the [[Rheinische Zeitung]]. Marx and Bruno Bauer were invited to be the chief contributors, and in [[October]] 1842 Marx became editor-in-chief and moved from Bonn to Cologne.
 The newspaperâ€™s revolutionary-democratic trend became more and more pronounced under Marxâ€™s [[editor]]ship, and the government first imposed double and triple [[censorship]] on the paper, and then on [[January 01]], [[1843]] suppressed it. Marx was forced to resign the editorship before that date, but his resignation did not save the paper, which suspended publication in [[March]] 1843. Of the major articles Marx contributed to Rheinische Zeitung, Engels notes, an article on the condition of peasant winegrowers in the Moselle Valley. Marxâ€™s journalistic activities convinced him that he was insufficiently acquainted with [[political economy]], and he zealously set out to study it.