The Right to Be Lazy, And Other Studies
The Right to Be Lazy, And Other Studies
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On the platform of the constituent assembly of 1790 the Marquis of Eoucault could declare that to be a laborer it was not necessary to know how to read and write. The necessities of in- dustrial production compel the capitalist of to- day to speak in language altogether different; his economic interests and not his love of hu- d by Google 76 SOCIALISM AND THE INTELLECTUALS manity and of science force him to encourage and to develop both elementary and higher edu- cation.
Bait the slave merchant...s of ancient Rome were, by the same title, patrons of education.
To the more intelligent of their human merchant dise they gave instruction in medicine, philos- ophy, Greek literature, music, science, etc. The education of the slave enhanced his market value. The slave who was an expert cook brought a better figure than the slave doctor, philosopher or literator. In our days it is still so; the big capitalists pay their chief cooks bet- ter than the state pays the professors of liberal arts, even though they be members of the Insti- tute.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the platform of the constituent assembly of 1790 the Marquis of Eoucault could declare that to be a laborer it was not necessary to know how to read and write. The necessities of in- dustrial production compel the capitalist of to- day to speak in language altogether different; his economic interests and not his love of hu- d by Google 76 SOCIALISM AND THE INTELLECTUALS manity and of science force him to encourage and to develop both elementary and higher edu- cation.
Bait the slave merchant...s of ancient Rome were, by the same title, patrons of education.
To the more intelligent of their human merchant dise they gave instruction in medicine, philos- ophy, Greek literature, music, science, etc. The education of the slave enhanced his market value. The slave who was an expert cook brought a better figure than the slave doctor, philosopher or literator. In our days it is still so; the big capitalists pay their chief cooks bet- ter than the state pays the professors of liberal arts, even though they be members of the Insti- tute.
What to read after The Right to Be Lazy, And Other Studies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Lafargue to read onlineMoreLess
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