Appeal Socialist Classics volume 4
Appeal Socialist Classics volume 4
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The Gotha Congress adopted the program as it came from the conference, almost without change and with virtual unanimity. The text is from Kirkup's "History. " I. Labor is the source of all wealth and all culture, and as useful work in general is possible only through society, so to society, that is to all its members, the entire product belongs; while as the obligation to labor is uni- versal, all have an equal right to such product, each one according to his reasonable needs. In the existing s...ociety the instruments of labor are a Socialist Documents 19 monopoly of the capitalist class; the subjection of the working class thus arising is the cause of misery and servitude in every form. The emancipation of the working class demands the transformation of the instruments of labor into the com- mon property of society and the co-operative control of the total labor, with application of the product of labor to the common good and just distribution of the same. The emancipation of labor must be the work of the laboring class, in contrast to which all other classes are only a reactionary mass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Gotha Congress adopted the program as it came from the conference, almost without change and with virtual unanimity. The text is from Kirkup's "History. " I. Labor is the source of all wealth and all culture, and as useful work in general is possible only through society, so to society, that is to all its members, the entire product belongs; while as the obligation to labor is uni- versal, all have an equal right to such product, each one according to his reasonable needs. In the existing s...ociety the instruments of labor are a Socialist Documents 19 monopoly of the capitalist class; the subjection of the working class thus arising is the cause of misery and servitude in every form. The emancipation of the working class demands the transformation of the instruments of labor into the com- mon property of society and the co-operative control of the total labor, with application of the product of labor to the common good and just distribution of the same. The emancipation of labor must be the work of the laboring class, in contrast to which all other classes are only a reactionary mass.
What to read after Appeal Socialist Classics volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William J William James Ghent to read onlineMoreLess
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