They belonged for the most part to the lumpen-proletariat, which, in all big towns form a mass strictly differentiated from the industrial proletariat, a recruiting ground for thieves and criminals of all kinds, living on the crumbs of society, people... The Congo from Leopold to Kabila: A People's History - Pagina 11door Georges Nzongola-Ntalaja - 2002 - 304 pagina’sGedeeltelijke weergave - Over dit boek
| Bob Jessop, Russell Wheatley - 1999 - 606 pagina’s
...book, Marx wrote that the members of the Guard: belonged for the most part to the lumpenproletariat, which, in all big towns form a mass strictly differentiated...definite trade, vagabonds, gens sans feu et sans aveu . . . never renouncing their lazzaroni character. Thus he was still writing about a separate class.... | |
| 340 pagina’s
...Guardsmen belonged for the most part to the lumpenproletariat, which in all big towns forms a mass sharply differentiated from the industrial proletariat, a...people without a definite trade, vagabonds, gens sans aveu et sans feu [people without tie or home], varying according to the degree of civilization of the... | |
| Ann M. Woodall - 2005 - 256 pagina’s
...therefore proportionately numerically stronger than that of Britain. Marx described the young men as: [A] mass strictly differentiated from the industrial...aveu, with differences according to the degree of civilisation of the nation to which they belong, but never renouncing their lazzaroni character The... | |
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