Karl Marx, the German philosopher and economist, remains an enigmatic and divisive figure in history. His critique of capitalism, expounded in his seminal work "Das Kapital," has had a profound and enduring impact on global thought and politics. Marx's theories on class struggle, exploitation, and the alienation of workers ignited revolutionary movements worldwide but also sparked fierce opposition from those who saw his ideas as a threat to established order. To this day, Marx's legacy divides opinion, with proponents praising his insights into societal inequalities and opponents condemning his influence on ideologies that have resulted in authoritarian regimes.
