No More Learning
It was no longer
immediate
immediate
or obvious.
Nitzan Bichler - 2012 - Capital as Power
It was no longer
immediate
or obvious.
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Why was it no longer immediate or obvious?
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It was no longer immediate or obvious because class was now increasingly intertwined with political organizations and parties, culture, mass psychology, and sociology, requiring subtle articulation and becoming a speculative concept. Additionally, class was now competing with new concepts, particularly the 'masses,' as political systems such as fascism shifted the ideological emphasis of social theory away from production and class.
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