1: Commodities It is impossible to understand the way in which the Capitalist system works without some knowledge of basic Marxian economics. Such knowledge is invaluable to the Socialist because he can use it to expose the myth that the capitalist is the lynch-pin of society and without him, civilization would perish. The Marxist theory […]
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Socialists know that it is difficult for our fellow-workers to recognise and acknowledge their servile status because wage-slavery is cloaked with many disguises. The absence of legal forms of slavery and serfdom serve to hide the true nature of modern slavery. And because the capitalist class with their media of indoctrination, it is indeed difficult to find the truth. […]
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Stephen Shenfield, the speaker, is the present general secretary of the WSPUS
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Speaker, Karla Rab, a long-time member of the WSPUS
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¿Consideras que la prostitución sería un buen trabajo para tu hija? El salario puede ser bueno, pero las perspectivas de carrera son pobres. Conocería a mucha gente, pero las horas serían antisociales. Hay un pequeño riesgo de ser asesinada, pero padres, príncipes y presidentes comparten el mismo riesgo ocupacional, por lo que ella estaría en […]
Read MoreThe violence and bloodshed on Myanmar are getting worse. Even though the spontaneous resistance is becoming more potent, the international governments have not given the popular revolution significant aid. The Myanmar Tatmadaw has terrorised the populace for decades while also committing crimes against humanity and acts of genocide. People are revolting against the military regime […]
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Para Freud, había un conflicto inevitable y necesario entre el individuo y la sociedad. Inevitable porque los instintos de identificación nunca podrían cumplirse; la identidad era insaciable y la realidad social establecía límites a lo que se podía proporcionar. Necesario porque el desarrollo de la civilización requería la represión y sublimación de los instintos para […]
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Nous, dont la lampe, le matin,Au clairon du coq se rallume;Nous tous, qu’un salaire incertainRamene avant l’aube a l’enclume;Nous, qui des bras, des pieds, des mains.De tout le corps, luttons sans cesse,Sans abriter nos lendemainsContre le froid de la vieillesse, Aimons-nous, et quand nous pouvonsNous unir pour boire a la ronde,Que le canon se taise […]
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Hace cincuenta años, este mes murió una de las figuras más controvertidas del siglo: Sigmund Freud, el fundador del psicoanálisis. Ha sido celebrado como un genio o condenado como un charlatán, pero una cosa es cierta: no puede ser ignorado. La influencia de Freud ha sido abrumadora. Sus puntos de vista han informado temas y […]
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In Celtic cultures, harsh material conditions made cooperation a necessity rather than a choice, in order to survive. Fishing and subsistence farming was the mainstay of communities. The land was held in common. Each family was allocated a field – the size and needs of the family determined the size of the field. Field ownership was not […]
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Practically every school student knows about the Magna Carta. In contrast, few are acquainted with the Charter of the Forests – the Carta de Foresta. (Only two copies of this second charter survive, one of them at Lincoln Cathedral and the other at Durham Cathedral.) While Magna Carta spoke mainly of the rights of the barons, the Forest Charter […]
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