The American ConditionDoubleday, 1974 - 407 páginas Analyzes the nature and evolution of freedom in America, arguing that social fragmentation and individualism are threatening its continued existence. |
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... continually fortified by the same economic process which has also increased black oppor- tunity . In a sense blacks ... continual reminders of social intercourse , contain evidence of a nearly uni- versal prejudice which , since its ...
... continually fortified by the same economic process which has also increased black oppor- tunity . In a sense blacks ... continual reminders of social intercourse , contain evidence of a nearly uni- versal prejudice which , since its ...
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... continually providing new wealth of the kind Columbus sailed to find and Standard Oil struggles to command . It is the philos- opher's stone . This technological evolution helps explain the postwar dissolu- tion of colonial empires ...
... continually providing new wealth of the kind Columbus sailed to find and Standard Oil struggles to command . It is the philos- opher's stone . This technological evolution helps explain the postwar dissolu- tion of colonial empires ...
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... continually aroused . But the same array of wants and desires is maintained . Demand is con- fined to established channels . The breakthroughs which would per- mit individuals to do without cars or washing machines , gasoline or ...
... continually aroused . But the same array of wants and desires is maintained . Demand is con- fined to established channels . The breakthroughs which would per- mit individuals to do without cars or washing machines , gasoline or ...
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alienation American assertion authority awareness become belief billion bureaucracy capacity capital century choice companies consciousness consequence contained continually corporation create creation demand describe desire determine direct dominant economic economic bureaucracy economic process elements eliminate entire established example exchange existence experience expressed external fact forces freedom function growth historical human idea ideology important income increase individual industrial institutions interest investment labor laws less liberating limits managers Marx material means moral mysticism nature necessary necessity objects once oppression organization ownership political possible present production protect reality reduce relations relationships requires response result ruling scientific reason seems sense shared skills social society standard structure sustain thing thought tion traditional true union wants wealth workers