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" Socialism Involves Ethics as Well as Economics.
Morris and I'. Ax boldly asserl that under the Socialist order the particulars of life concerning marriage and the family would be affected not only economically, but MARXIAN SOCIALISM 167 in ethics. They join in the common Socialist argu- ment that at present the married woman is "an eco- nomic slave, " she being - a dependent of her husband ; but they say that Socialism would bring- about a condi- tion of "freedom. " As a logical consequence, ...they argue, according to the doctrine of "the materialistic conception of history, " the marriage relation would also become "free, " in this: that a new development would take place from which would ensue a relationship be- tween a man and a woman based "on mutual inclina- tion and affection, an association terminable at the will of either party. . . . There would be no vestige of reprobation weighing on the dissolution of one tie and the forming of another. " (Socialism, Its Growth and Outcome.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Socialism Involves Ethics as Well as Economics.
Morris and I'. Ax boldly asserl that under the Socialist order the particulars of life concerning marriage and the family would be affected not only economically, but MARXIAN SOCIALISM 167 in ethics. They join in the common Socialist argu- ment that at present the married woman is "an eco- nomic slave, " she being - a dependent of her husband ; but they say that Socialism would bring- about a condi- tion of "freedom. " As a logical consequence, ...they argue, according to the doctrine of "the materialistic conception of history, " the marriage relation would also become "free, " in this: that a new development would take place from which would ensue a relationship be- tween a man and a woman based "on mutual inclina- tion and affection, an association terminable at the will of either party. . . . There would be no vestige of reprobation weighing on the dissolution of one tie and the forming of another. " (Socialism, Its Growth and Outcome.
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