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Page 346
... organized to make it possible for one economic class to exploit another economic class ; and that government is the agent of the exploiting class . The two economic classes , which he had in mind , he refers to as the " bourgeoisie ...
... organized to make it possible for one economic class to exploit another economic class ; and that government is the agent of the exploiting class . The two economic classes , which he had in mind , he refers to as the " bourgeoisie ...
Page 420
... organized power of one class for op- pressing another . If the proletariat during its contest with the bourgeoisie is compelled , by the force of circumstances , to organize itself as a class , if , by means of a revolution , it makes ...
... organized power of one class for op- pressing another . If the proletariat during its contest with the bourgeoisie is compelled , by the force of circumstances , to organize itself as a class , if , by means of a revolution , it makes ...
Page 424
... organized to make law possible ? That is to say , if a society is fundamentally a com- munity organized to facilitate production and distribution , economic ac- tivities , why is it politically organized at all ? Why does an economic ...
... organized to make law possible ? That is to say , if a society is fundamentally a com- munity organized to facilitate production and distribution , economic ac- tivities , why is it politically organized at all ? Why does an economic ...
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AN INTRODUCTION | 2 |
A Metaphysical Problem | 90 |
An Epistemological Problem | 169 |
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