Author’s Note: Karl Marx points-out that many industrialists ‘resisted’ legal reforms regarding the reducing of the length of the working day (in the 1800s) through
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Karl Marx: The Myth of Skilled and Unskilled Labour (1867)
The process of production, considered on the one hand as the unity of the labour-process and the process of creating value, is production of commodities;
Karl Marx: The Inefficiency of Institutional Slavery (1867)
Author’s Note: Whilst discussing production of ‘surplus-value’, Marx states (Page 190-191): ‘Lastly, and for this purpose our friend has a penal code of his own,
Das Kapital: Marx Describes ‘Different’ Types of Bread (c.1867)
Author’s Note: Marx published his masterpiece ‘Das Kapital’ in Britain in 1867 – in its original (and his native) German language. Britain at this time,
Email: My Research Breakthrough: Marx & Buddha Convergence (15.9.2020)
Marx encountered Buddhism through the work of his close friend Karl Koppen – an early European expert upon Early Buddhism and Tibetan Buddhism.
Email: The Horror of Industrialised Farming (22.7.2020)
Dear Gillian It is interesting to consider what the Established Church decides to emphasise and to withhold through its teaching, and how you can work-out
SANGHA KOMMUNE (SSR) 