Marx`s Contribution to Sociological TheoryName:Institution: Born of a wealthy lawyer in Rhineland city, Germany, Karl Marx had been one the greatest modern thinkers as a philosopher, sociologists and even doubled as an economist among others. With his knowledge in economics especially with reference to the relationship that exists between labor and capital quotients in business, he came up with one of the most influential socialist revolution against capitalism. The Prussian government at the time in Germany would not allow Marx to become a professor in any university given the amount of influence that he had. As such, he turned to training new revolutionaries instead of becoming one himself (Davies, n.d.). After acquiring his Ph.D. from the University of Berlin, he started writing newspaper articles expressing his ideas, but later the journal he was writing for was closed, and later on, he was exiled from Germany. In ...