Origin of family, private property and state

In this significant work, Friedrich Engels analyzes the development of the family, private property and the state, considering them as historical and social phenomena. The book is based on Marxist theory and describes in detail how various forms of social structure were formed and changed over time.

Engels uses anthropological and historical research to demonstrate how the transition from a primitive society to a class society influenced family structures, the development of private property, and the formation of the state. He considers various historical stages, starting with matriarchy and moving to patriarchy, and also analyzes the influence of economic and social factors on these changes.

- By Friedrich Engels

- Genre: Sociology, political theory

- Format: Audiobook

- Sound time: Depends on the specific version

- Features: Historical and sociological analysis, Marxist theory, deep study of the evolution of social institutions.

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