Titlebook: Estrangement, Alienation and Exploitation; A Sociological Appro John Torrance Textbook 1977Latest edition John Torrance 1977 historical mat

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Cultural Models of Emotional Experience,rasted capitalist exploitation with other forms, he was, as ever, reluctant to theorise about the general features that they shared. He analysed capitalist exploitation in detail, and asserted that some of its basic mechanisms were the same as those underlying the Asiatic state, slavery ancient and

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Arresting

Marx’s Feuerbachian Metaphysics: The Self-estrangement of Man prolongation of the . in Prussia, their first target being the established religion. As the hegemony of Hegelianism over Prussian academic philosophy started to totter, Hegel’s heirs divided up his intellectual estate. To the Young Hegelians loosely grouped around Feuerbach’s atheistic humanism fel

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What is Property?rence is to things, and that these other uses, however common, are secondary, and have a figurative content. Or, to put it another way, that these diverse sorts of object are being assimilated to things and treated accordingly when they are said to be alienated or appropriated. So whereas solidarity

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Alienation and Appropriationontinually passing from hand to hand. Many of these movements are merely interchanges of equivalents that would leave the overall pattern of distribution unchanged. Others are regular one-way movements that communicate directional flows to objects passing through society, even though at any moment t

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Possession, Production and Societyiven historically and extraneously, as property and not-property by devolution, exchange, expropriation, etc. Once exploitation is established it becomes, we may say, property and not-property by exploitation. Likewise, the primary similitudes and differences that unite the two groups internally and

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-1673-0 prolongation of the . in Prussia, their first target being the established religion. As the hegemony of Hegelianism over Prussian academic philosophy started to totter, Hegel’s heirs divided up his intellectual estate. To the Young Hegelians loosely grouped around Feuerbach’s atheistic humanism fel