SOC101Y1 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Free Newspaper, Spritsail

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* the effects of imperialism: moore on india (from barrington moore, jr. , social origins of dictatorships and democracy, 1966): * barriers to change in india: implications: brahmin. * bourgeosies and polantarian have natural conflict in between. * crisis of over production: the owners product more than the market can possibility afford. * they push down the salaries and people can not afford to buy new things, they work harder and increases the production but people cannot afford to but: problem appear. * increasing productivity and increasing the power of capitalism as well --> if workers are not work hard enough, they can fire him and hire more. * alienation: between the product and workers, workers in between and workers themselves. * alienated labour: self-identification: the attitude towards things they produced. * what we see today is not forever, it is not fixed. Historical facts --> industrial world --> marx"s revolution.

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