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,well as to more philosophical allegations of bias. So sociology has largely absorbed Marx’s theory of classes, but not, on the whole, the theory of exploitation of labour on which it was based, which has contributed not a little to the confusion besetting class theory in sociology. .

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Estrangement and Alienation in in the second section.(the ‘a(chǎn)ntithesis’) of the historical development of . (spirit, mind) in Chapter VI, entitled ‘Spirit in Self-estrangement’. To discuss only that section, however, would not do justice to Hegel’s arguments, which depend on preceding preparatory stages. Thus ‘Spirit in Self-estra

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