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Page 470
... production , to enlarge them , to turn them into the powerful levers of pro- duction of the present day , was the rĂ´le of capitalist production and of its upholder , the bourgeosie . Since the fifteenth century this has been worked out ...
... production , to enlarge them , to turn them into the powerful levers of pro- duction of the present day , was the rĂ´le of capitalist production and of its upholder , the bourgeosie . Since the fifteenth century this has been worked out ...
Page 471
... production and producers in large workshops , their transformation into socialised means of production and so- cialised producers . But the socialised producers and means of production and their products were still treated , after this ...
... production and producers in large workshops , their transformation into socialised means of production and so- cialised producers . But the socialised producers and means of production and their products were still treated , after this ...
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... production is in rebellion against the mode of exchange . 22. The socialised organisation of production has become incompatible with the anarchy of production . This is brought home to the capitalists by the concentration of capital ...
... production is in rebellion against the mode of exchange . 22. The socialised organisation of production has become incompatible with the anarchy of production . This is brought home to the capitalists by the concentration of capital ...
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AN INTRODUCTION | 2 |
A Metaphysical Problem | 90 |
An Epistemological Problem | 169 |
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