Why Men Fight a Method of Abolishing the International Duel
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The chief defect of the present capitalistic system is that work done for wages very seldom affords any outlet for the creative impulse. The man who works for wages has no choice as to what he shall make : the whole creativeness of the processes concen- trate in the employer who orders the work to be done. For this reason the work becomes a merely external means to a certain result, the earning of wages. Employers grow indignant about the trade union rules for limitation of output, but they hav...e no right to be indignant, 146 WHY MEN FIGHT since they do not permit the men whom they employ to have any share in the purpose for which the work is undertaken. And so the proc- ess of production, which should form one in- stinctive cycle, becomes divided into separate purposes, which can no longer provide any sat- isfaction of instinct for those who do the work.
This result is due to our industrial system, but it would not be avoided by socialism. In a socialist community, the State would be the employer, and the individual workman would have almost as little control over his work as he has at present.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The chief defect of the present capitalistic system is that work done for wages very seldom affords any outlet for the creative impulse. The man who works for wages has no choice as to what he shall make : the whole creativeness of the processes concen- trate in the employer who orders the work to be done. For this reason the work becomes a merely external means to a certain result, the earning of wages. Employers grow indignant about the trade union rules for limitation of output, but they hav...e no right to be indignant, 146 WHY MEN FIGHT since they do not permit the men whom they employ to have any share in the purpose for which the work is undertaken. And so the proc- ess of production, which should form one in- stinctive cycle, becomes divided into separate purposes, which can no longer provide any sat- isfaction of instinct for those who do the work.
This result is due to our industrial system, but it would not be avoided by socialism. In a socialist community, the State would be the employer, and the individual workman would have almost as little control over his work as he has at present.
What to read after Why Men Fight a Method of Abolishing the International Duel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Russell Bertrand to read onlineMoreLess
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