Political Order and the Law of Labour

abstraction achieved activity actual administration appears attempt authority basis became become body capacities capital capitalist society century civil commodity complete concept constituted continuity contract created defined derived determined direct directly distinction economic effect elements employment equivalence established exchange exercise existence expressed fact feudal force formal formalisation hand Hegel human immediate individual industrial labour-power law of labour liberal limited logic Marx Marxism means movement natural law necessary needs never nineteenth century object organisation original particular period person philosophy political economy political society Poor population possession possible practice principle private property problem procedures production rational reason regulation relation Rousseau sense separation side simple social space specific structure struggle surplus theory thing thought trades tradition unions universal wage whole workers