Socialism and EthicsInternational Publishers, 1943 - 223 ページ "Reference notes": pages 215-219. |
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... capitalism itself has developed to such a high level have outgrown the capitalist productive relations , that is , the private ownership of these productive forces . One expres- sion of this contradiction is recurrent economic crises ...
... capitalism itself has developed to such a high level have outgrown the capitalist productive relations , that is , the private ownership of these productive forces . One expres- sion of this contradiction is recurrent economic crises ...
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... capitalist world , a capitalist science of values is impossible . The working class , on the other hand , by its very position in the productive process can have such a science , since its existence does not require the existence of ...
... capitalist world , a capitalist science of values is impossible . The working class , on the other hand , by its very position in the productive process can have such a science , since its existence does not require the existence of ...
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... capitalist rule which will sacrifice and destroy the whole content of bourgeois freedom in the interests of continued profits . Nevertheless , with all its historical achievements and contemporary value , this traditional bourgeois ...
... capitalist rule which will sacrifice and destroy the whole content of bourgeois freedom in the interests of continued profits . Nevertheless , with all its historical achievements and contemporary value , this traditional bourgeois ...
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