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, Marxist theories of crisis and critique, and in particular the work of Madan Sarup in 'Education, State and Crisis'. As social scientists looked more However, what I have done here is to try to move ideas on social class forward, without bothering too much about developing all the aspects necessary. individuals, how the configuration of labour-capita relates to these individuals), education plays a number of key roles. 11 0 obj
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It would seem from this that source of income determines what, social class a person belongs to. Secondly, in our struggle against, capital, we also struggle against aspects of our selves: we are contradictory, social entities. the labour-capital relation (Allman. A. The concrete aspect of labour (power): the particularities and peculiarities of, labour and labour power attributes involved in specific labour processes and in, The point is that these become aspects of our personhoods too. ), is the, accumulated but non-active side of social class based on past history and, activity. However, in the light of the twist that I have, given to social class this now has a double aspect: this past history and activity is, riven between our selves as capital and our selves as labour. Discuss theories of social stratification. Cardiff University, 7-10 September, online at: http://www.leeds.ac.uk/educol/documents/0, After the Manuscript Broke Off: Thoughts on Marx, Social Cla, , a paper prepared for the British Sociologica. Rikowski, G. (2004) Marx and the Education of the Future, http://www.wwwords.co.uk/pdf/viewpdf.asp?j=pfie&v, Rikowski, G. (2006) Education and the Politics of Huma. This is an extremely fragmentary text, and a very rough draft. endobj
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But there are many other roles it can play, for example, in the precise, configuration of labour power attributes and how these relate to class, identification. This allows us to, start to explain why someone like Freidrich Engels could become a communist, and support the work of Marx: Engels, as both capital and labour, had some, choice about which side of himself (and society) he sided with.