CEVAP:

In the Marxian approach, the term ‘class’ is used as a technical term associated with a theory of ownership and control. It refers to positions in the system of production relations, which are held to explain all such characteristics of class-recognition. If an ‘upper-class mentality’ appears to survive in the absence of any shared economic position, then this is only a lingering after-effect that will vanish as economic reality makes itself perceivable. For the Marxist, the principal theoretical classifications are those of master and slave, patrician and plebeian, lord and serf (in feudalism), and bourgeois and proletarian (in capitalism).