The New Socialism An Impartial Inquiry
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Doctors, school-masters, railway officials, journalists, must keep their hours, must appear at the allotted place to carry out the allotted task. * He admits that the worker of to-day has a distinct advantage over the citizen of the imagined ^ DasErfurter Programm, pp. 166-176.
We need not apologize for referring readers often to the works of Kautsky. He is a Socialist " of the old rock, " and at the same time he is fully alive to the changing conditions of the age. There is a frank honesty in ...all his books which appeals to impartial minds. He is the true intellectual heir of Marx.
2 Ibid. P. 166. A 7/, /^. P, 167, 4 ihjj^ p, ,68.
G 2 84 THE NEW SOCIALISM Socialist State in that he can, in most cases, transfer his services from one master to another. Under Socialism we should all be either loyal, unquestioning servants of our sole master, the State, or rebels who deserve starvation, exile, " the nearest lamp-post. " Kautsky shows how the growing mass of unemployment makes it difficult for the worker who is thrown out to choose another master.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Doctors, school-masters, railway officials, journalists, must keep their hours, must appear at the allotted place to carry out the allotted task. * He admits that the worker of to-day has a distinct advantage over the citizen of the imagined ^ DasErfurter Programm, pp. 166-176.
We need not apologize for referring readers often to the works of Kautsky. He is a Socialist " of the old rock, " and at the same time he is fully alive to the changing conditions of the age. There is a frank honesty in ...all his books which appeals to impartial minds. He is the true intellectual heir of Marx.
2 Ibid. P. 166. A 7/, /^. P, 167, 4 ihjj^ p, ,68.
G 2 84 THE NEW SOCIALISM Socialist State in that he can, in most cases, transfer his services from one master to another. Under Socialism we should all be either loyal, unquestioning servants of our sole master, the State, or rebels who deserve starvation, exile, " the nearest lamp-post. " Kautsky shows how the growing mass of unemployment makes it difficult for the worker who is thrown out to choose another master.
What to read after The New Socialism An Impartial Inquiry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane T Stoddart to read onlineMoreLess
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