Sabotage
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SENTIMENTAL DECLARA- TIONS. THE BOURGEOIS' HEART is His STRONG Box. THE MORE WE PROGRESS THE MORE WE SABOT. THE LAST TOPPLING DOWN.
From the radical difference, the persistence of which we have noted, between the working class and the capitalist class, there is naturally derived a different morality.
Indeed, it would be very strange if everything were different between the toiler and the capital- ist except their morals. How could one admit that the acts and attitude of an exploited work- man s...hould be judged and valued according to the criterion of his class enemy? It would be simply absurd.
The truth is that, as there exist two classes in society, so there exist two' moralities, the bour- geois morality and the proletarian morality.
"The natural or zoological morality" writes 66 SABOTAGE 67 Max Nordau "affirms that rest is the supreme merit and does not define labor as pleasant and glorious except that it is indispensable to mate- rial existence. " But the exploiters do not find any profit in this morality.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SENTIMENTAL DECLARA- TIONS. THE BOURGEOIS' HEART is His STRONG Box. THE MORE WE PROGRESS THE MORE WE SABOT. THE LAST TOPPLING DOWN.
From the radical difference, the persistence of which we have noted, between the working class and the capitalist class, there is naturally derived a different morality.
Indeed, it would be very strange if everything were different between the toiler and the capital- ist except their morals. How could one admit that the acts and attitude of an exploited work- man s...hould be judged and valued according to the criterion of his class enemy? It would be simply absurd.
The truth is that, as there exist two classes in society, so there exist two' moralities, the bour- geois morality and the proletarian morality.
"The natural or zoological morality" writes 66 SABOTAGE 67 Max Nordau "affirms that rest is the supreme merit and does not define labor as pleasant and glorious except that it is indispensable to mate- rial existence. " But the exploiters do not find any profit in this morality.
What to read after Sabotage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emile Pouget to read onlineMoreLess
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