The Limits of the CityHarper & Row, 1974 - 147 pages |
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... labor power itself , becomes a commodity , an object of exchange . In the ancient world , the expansion of trade was obstructed by the wealth and power of a strong agrarian society ; indeed , so compelling were agrarian values that the ...
... labor power itself , becomes a commodity , an object of exchange . In the ancient world , the expansion of trade was obstructed by the wealth and power of a strong agrarian society ; indeed , so compelling were agrarian values that the ...
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... labor process by hiring workmen to produce for exchange without appreciably changing the industrial practices of the time . Labor - power was converted into a commodity . All the decisive technological advances achieved by the ...
... labor process by hiring workmen to produce for exchange without appreciably changing the industrial practices of the time . Labor - power was converted into a commodity . All the decisive technological advances achieved by the ...
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... powers . They too become commodities , the passive objects - whether as workers or spectators of economic laws . If the ... labor power as a commodity , placed in the service of commerce as well as production . Accordingly , the term ...
... powers . They too become commodities , the passive objects - whether as workers or spectators of economic laws . If the ... labor power as a commodity , placed in the service of commerce as well as production . Accordingly , the term ...
Table des matières
Introduction | 1 |
The Rise of the Bourgeois City | 36 |
The Limits of the Bourgeois City | 57 |
Droits d'auteur | |
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