Marx's View of Self-Identity 
.... However, Marx also claimed that it is possible for workers to become alienated from their
own products and their
own labor. This ....
(683
3
)
Marx's "Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts"
.... is the foundational process of a capitalist society - and results in the disenfranchisement ("alienation") of the individual from the fruits of his
own labor. ....
(1506
6
)
Locke's & Marx's Views on Theory of Value & Property
.... both man and Nature participate." (Marx 344) As with Locke, Marx is suggesting that human beings depend on the earth for survival through their
own labor. ....
(2301
9
)
Labor Struggle of a Black Sharecropper
.... But the colored man's
labor--that was worth more to the white man than the
labor of his
own color because it cost him less and he got just as much for his money ....
(1656
7
)
George Fitzhugh's Slaves Without Mastres
.... the profits for the free society capitalists of the North] because the master allows the slave to retain a larger share of the results of his
own labor than do ....
(1571
6
)
18th Century Political Discussions & Revolutions
.... saw people as belonging to God because God had created them, and in turn he thought that what individuals owned was what they had created with their
own labor. ....
(2096
8
)
Durkheim, Marx & the Division of Labor in Society
.... of
labor destroyed the traditional familial society by forcing the laborer to work outside the home and for someone else's needs other than his or her
own. ....
(1484
6
)
New Mode of Political Thought & Government Forms
.... saw people as belonging to God because God had created them, and in turn he thought that what individuals owned was what they had created with their
own labor. ....
(2150
9
)
Southeast Asian Labor Migration to Japan
.... Such an approach is necessary because it follows Reeves'
own analysis of
labor migration to Japan as a movement within the context of the international
labor ....
(1879
8
)
California Prison Labor
.... put them in competition with either industry or
labor. As a consequence, they were restricted to engaging in work activities that support their
own daily living ....
(2950
12
)
Zulu History
.... family, was "nothing less than the whole Zulu social system in miniature." Each "umuzi" was essential self-sufficient, supported by its
own labor, which was ....
(812
3
)
Labor Outsourcing in Textiles
.... functions that would otherwise be performed by a firm's
own employees are .... of the clothing production function performed by an independent
labor contractor, as ....
(1883
8
)
Ronald Reagan
.... Reagan astonished the world by reaffirming capitalism. He slashed income taxes and made individuals once again the majority shareholders in their
own labor. ....
(1912
8
)
History of Labor Unions in the 20th Century
.... the Act supported
labor entirely, since employers and their representatives could not exercise their constitutional rights to freedom of speech among their
own ....
(3074
12
)
Locke's Second Treatise of Government
.... under. Locke sees private property as an extension of each man's ownership of his
own body and of the fruits of his
own labor. He ....
(2217
9
)
International Business and Marketing
.... European union movements may "
own" a
Labor or Social Democratic political party to a vastly greater extent than American
labor unions could be said to "
own ....
(2536
10
)
Japanese and American Management Styles
.... it needs the particular kinds of skills that abound in the outside
labor force, the Japanese community-company prefers to grow its
own labor force, recruiting ....
(7792
31
)
Richard Wright's"The Man Who Was Almost A Man"
.... oppression. Nothing in the world was his---in the black or white worlds---not even the money he earned through his
own labor. Considering ....
(1637
7
)
Marx's Theory of Class
.... The bourgeoisie takes the product of the
labor of the proletariat and sells it as a commodity, increasing its
own power by doing so. ....
(749
3
)
Locke's views on Property
.... Each individual has the property of his or her
own body and of the work .... Such cultivation would be accomplished through
labor, and this act of
labor separates ....
(1079
4
)
Thoreau's Journey to Walden
.... sculptors and painters, and our material is our
own flesh and blood and bones (185). Consequently, he is attempting to demonstrate that our
labor only provides ....
(2107
8
)
ANDREW CARNEGIE
.... one of the most violent
labor-management confrontations in American history. Livesay believes that Frick brought in the strike breakers on his
own initiative. ....
(1560
6
)
Business Relations of Andrew Carnegie & Lee Iacocca
.... one of the most violent
labor-management confrontations in American history. Livesay believes that Frick brought in the strike breakers on his
own initiative. ....
(1543
6
)
Downsizing and Verizon Communications
.... International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers cited the company's
own longtime practice .... the ability of the company, in negotiations with
labor, to structure ....
(1864
7
)
Current Relevance of Areas of Marx's Theories
.... In capitalism this definition was used to describe the origins of the process of production in which workers
own nothing but their
labor and must sell this ....
(2007
8
)
Union Organization
.... to join, as a condition of employment, any company union or to refrain from joining, organizing, or assisting a
labor organization of his
own choosing; and 3 ....
(3222
13
)
Historical Developments of Economic Concepts
.... The peasants were not against acquiring wealth by a person's
own labour; they were against wealth extracted from their
labor and placed in the hands of others. ....
(1815
7
)
Karl Marx, Emile Durkheim, and Max Weber: Sociological Views and ...
.... his social theory and his concept of the effects of the division of
labor in the .... man had been "pulled away from the stabilizing groups of his
own social milieu ....
(1402
6
)
The Kingdom of Lesotho
.... Lesotho has few industries of its
own to support its economy. Unemployment is estimated at 22 percent of the
labor force (Brophy 12). ....
(2073
8
)
Historical Development of Economics
.... The peasants were not against acquiring wealth by a person's
own labour; they were against wealth extracted from their
labor and placed in the hands of others. ....
(1741
7
)
