Different Stages of Human Civilization

1. Primitive Communism: Harmony at nature, no tendency of gathering of resources

2. Feudalism: Transformation of society to agriculture society, emergence of upper class and middle class

3. Capitalism: Emergence of gap between bourgeois and proletariat

4. Socialism: Emergence of classless society

5. Communism: Withering away of state

Class Struggle

• Feeling of need of remaining in one place, people entered into agriculture.
• Due to the existence of feudal land holders, gap between people became wide.
• Means of production became the main element to create classes.
• Marx says that human history is full of class struggle and production is the main factor to create classes.
• Period of alienation begins because of powerlessness, meaninglessness, normlessness, isolation, self estrangement and process of economic exploitation.
• The concept involves a view of human relationship, not based on principle of equality but of one man being superior than another, of one man being a master and another being a slave and one man being an exploiter and another being exploited.