The Connotation of Communism in South Korea

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The term Communism originates from the Latin word “Commune” which means common property: abolishing all private property and owning only common property by all members of society. Starting in the eighteenth century, many different views were presented on how to implement this ideology; in the mid-nineteenth century, it was finally theorized and codified by Karl Marx. Contrary to other philosophers, Marx systematized his theory based on economics. He believed that the proletarians (working people) are the only catralysts of revolution. We can only build a classless society by means of a proletarian revolution. This way of thinking is different from Socialism in terms of recognition of private property and the means of distribution of wealth: Communism denies private property whereas Socialism permits it;

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