Manifesto

Bourgeois and Proletarians

Bourgeoisie- the class of modern capitalists, owners of the means of social production and
employers of wage- labor.

Modern Bourgeoisie is a product of a long course of development, of a series of revolutions in

the modes of production and of exchange.

Changed family relation from its sentimental veil to mere money relation.

A feudal system (also known as feudalism) is a type of social and political system in which
landholders provide land to tenants in exchange for their loyalty and service. -
dictionary.com

Proletarians- wage-laborers who have no means of production o their own, are reduced to
selling their labor power in order to live.

Later on, with the development on the industry, manpower has changes into machineries.

Proletarians argued with each other that turns into political party because of the competition
within them. They are really mad at the bourgeoisie, sila yung mga lumaban against bourgeoisie.
At the end, proletarians won, they have defeated the abusers.

Proletarians and Communist.

They have the same goal-- to overthrow the bourgeois supremacy.

Communism is the abolition of bourgeois property.

Capital is a social power not personal.

The first step in the revolution by the working class is to raise proletariat to the position of ruling
class to win the battle of democracy.

Communism is the doctrine of the conditions of the liberation of the proletariat.

Proletariat - working class of 19th century. They originated in the industrial revolution which to
place in England in the second half of 18th century.

Big capitalists, possession of raw materials and instruments necessary for production=
Bourgeoisie

Property less, works for the bourgeoisie= proletariat

Proletariat must sell himself daily and hourly. They have no secure existence unlike the slaves.
Hence, the proletariat were recognized as member of civil society.

Industrial revolution's consequence is commercial crises. Factories have to close, owners got
bankrupt and workers were without bread.

Globalization applies to a set of social processes that appear to transform our present social
condition conventional nationality into one of globality.

Global Imaginary is a concept referring to people's growing consciousness of global

connectivity.

Globalization is an uneven process or unfair. Parang mayayaman at mahihirap lamang.

masyadong madaming pinagkaiba at mas privilege ang mayayaman.

A movement towards more intense form of connectivity and integration.

Everyone can view the globalization on their own way and define it as how they see it and they
can be correct; however, it would be better if they will be looking beyond para hindi sila magaya
sa blind people na nagtatalo talo kung ano ba talaga ang itsura ng elepante dahil iba iba sila ng
nakakapa. Ganoon din sa globalization, mas maganda kung hindi lamang sila sa isang side
titingin.
Globalization is the intensification of worldwide social relations- Anthony giddens

Globalization as a process which embodies a transformation in the spatial relations nd

transactions. extensity, intensity, velocity - David Held

Globalization as a concept refers to the compression of the world and intensification of

consciousness o the world as a whole- Roland Robertson

Prehistoric period (10,000 BCE- 3500 BCE) food hunting, population increases, buildings of
permanent villages and construction of towns. divergence

Premodern period (3500 BCE- 100 CE) rapid spread of crops, sustainable food production.
Carts were used and permanent roads

Assyrian clay tablet with cuneiform writing (1900-1800 BCE) Dynasties. astronomy,
mathematics and chemistry. Technological innovations such as redesigned plowshares, hydraulic
engineering, gunpowder, the tapping of natural gas, paper. printing etc. enhanced agricultural
productivity. Codification of law, fixing of weights, measures, and values of coinage fostered the
expansion of trades and markets.

The early modern period (1500-1750) European enlightenment project of developing objective
science, achieving a universal form of morality and law, and liberating modes of thought and
social organization. Mechanized printing, sophisticated wind and water mills, postal systems,
revised maritime technologies, and advanced navigation techniques. Limited government also
rises.