Socialism: Its Growth & OutcomeSwan Sonnenschein & Company, 1893 - 335페이지 |
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... necessary to their very existence . How do people note eagerly , like Arthur Gordon Pym and his luckless fellows , the beautiful hope of the soften- ing of life by the cultivation of good feeling , kindness , and gratitude between rich ...
... necessary to their very existence . How do people note eagerly , like Arthur Gordon Pym and his luckless fellows , the beautiful hope of the soften- ing of life by the cultivation of good feeling , kindness , and gratitude between rich ...
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... ethic of its own . Yet even now it is necessary that a certain code of morality should be sup- posed to exist and to have some relation to the religion which , being the creation of another age , has now become a sham . INTRODUCTION 9.
... ethic of its own . Yet even now it is necessary that a certain code of morality should be sup- posed to exist and to have some relation to the religion which , being the creation of another age , has now become a sham . INTRODUCTION 9.
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... of this , it is necessary to use the historic method - that is to say , to trace the development of society from its early times up to the full expression of the commercial period , which has created and is now 16 SOCIALISM.
... of this , it is necessary to use the historic method - that is to say , to trace the development of society from its early times up to the full expression of the commercial period , which has created and is now 16 SOCIALISM.
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... necessary part of it , but also in various and sometimes discordant forms amongst the well - to - do , who on the face of things are benefited by its working . We propose to finish the book by giving our own impressions both of the ...
... necessary part of it , but also in various and sometimes discordant forms amongst the well - to - do , who on the face of things are benefited by its working . We propose to finish the book by giving our own impressions both of the ...
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... necessary for his use in the continuous life which he was to lead in the land of shadows . This primitive community took the form of a narrow and exclusive group based on the kinship , real or supposed , of its members . The three ...
... necessary for his use in the continuous life which he was to lead in the land of shadows . This primitive community took the form of a narrow and exclusive group based on the kinship , real or supposed , of its members . The three ...
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amidst amongst ancient barbaric became become began bourgeois bourgeoisie bureaucratic capital capitalist centralised century CHAPTER Chartism Chartist Christianity Church civilisation classical commercial commodity condition domination early economical element Empire England epoch ethics Europe exchange exist fact family of blood feudal France French French Revolution Gens Germany guilds hand Huguenot ideas individual industrial John of Leyden King kinship labour labour-power land lords Louis Louis XIV machine Marx matter means medieval ment Middle Ages middle classes misery modern monarchy movement nation nature necessary organisation Paris Parliament party period political population present privilege production progress proletariat Protestantism Puritanism race recognised religion religious revolution Robert Owen Roman serfs sham side slaves social Socialist society struggle tendency things tion took towns tribal tribes use-value vassals Victor Considérant wealth workmen world-market
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225 페이지 - ... from each according to his capacity, to each according to his needs'.
263 페이지 - In actual history it is notorious that conquest, enslavement, robbery, murder — briefly, force — play the great part.
241 페이지 - VII. he gives an outline of the History of the English Intellect, from the middle of the sixteenth to the end of the eighteenth century.
262 페이지 - In times long gone by there were two sorts of people; one, the diligent, intelligent, and, above all, frugal elite; the other, lazy rascals, spending their substance, and more, in riotous living.
265 페이지 - The capitalist mode of appropriation, the result of the capitalist mode of production, produces capitalist private property. This is the first negation of individual private property, as founded on the labour of the proprietor. But capitalist production begets, with the inexorability of a law of Nature, its own negation.
265 페이지 - ... property. In the former case, we had the expropriation of the mass of the people by a few usurpers, in the latter, we have the expropriation of a few usurpers by the mass of the...
234 페이지 - In order to be able to extract value from the consumption of a commodity, our friend. Moneybags, must be so lucky as to find, within the sphere of circulation, in the market, a commodity, whose use- value possesses the peculiar property of being a source of value, whose actual consumption, therefore, is itself an embodiment of labour, and, consequently, a creation of value.
245 페이지 - An organised system of machines, to which motion is communicated by the transmitting mechanism from a central automaton, is the most developed form of production by machinery. Here we have, in the place of the isolated machine, a mechanical monster whose body fills whole factories, and whose demon power, at first veiled under the slow and measured motions of his giant limbs, at length breaks out into the fast and furious whirl of his countless working organs.
240 페이지 - A greater number of labourers working together, at the same time, in one place (or, if you will, in the same field of labour), in order to produce the same sort of commodity under the mastership of one capitalist, constitutes, both historically and logically, the starting point of capitalist production.
265 페이지 - This does not re-establish private property for the producer, but gives him individual property based on the acquisitions of the capitalist era : ie, on co-operation and the possession in common of the land and of the means of production.