SOLUTION: The question: At the end of the ‘Manifesto of the Communist party,’ Marx and Engels issue what could be read as a call to (some of) their readers to engage in political struggle:’ workers of the world, unite!’ Write an essay in which you compare the way in which two or three theoretical texts work to affect their readers. What models of perception, feeling, and action do these texts set out to provoke? How do they try to achieve these effects? Are they successful? Why or why not? At least one text should come form after week 6; you need to include Marx and Engels

The question: At the end of the ‘Manifesto of the Communist party,’ Marx and Engels issue what could be read as a call to (some of) their readers to engage in political struggle:’ workers of the world, unite!’

Write an essay in which you compare the way in which two or three theoretical texts work to affect their readers. What models of perception, feeling, and action do these texts set out to provoke? How do they try to achieve these effects? Are they successful? Why or why not? At least one text should come form after week 6; you need to include Marx and Engels