…approach the whole question of urban regeneration, which is very much on the agenda there. It was extraordinary to me that some of the ideas I got for that came out of reading Engels's famous saying on the condition of the working class in England in 1844; and also the housing question where he says the bourgeoisie had only one way to solve its housing problem: it moved it around. When I started to look at what some of the proposals were, they…
…want a reminder to be grateful for your own modern middle-class living conditions. The poverty described can be deeply overwhelming. It's also basically the American counterpart to Engels' classic The Condition of the WOrking Class in England [1]. [0] https://www.gutenberg.org/files/45502/45502-h/45502-h.htm [1] http://www.gutenberg.org/files/17306/17306-h/17306-h.htm
If you read Friedrich Engels's The Condition of the Working Class in England, you'll see how capital works. It is the LAW of the capital, not an arbitrary decision: http://www.theinternationalism.org/2021/06/engels-in-new-cen...
A few books to recommend here: "The Condition of the Working Class in England" by Friedrich Engels, a firsthand account of the struggles and conditions faced by workers in industrial England. "The Jungle" by Upton Sinclair, about the exploitative conditions in the meatpacking…
Sweatshops as a necessary evil has been a hallmark of the ideology of capital ever since 19th century Britain. The 1844 book by Engels, The Condition of the Working Class in England, basically a report on the sweatshops of the time, was a huge influence on Marx. From the preface: > Having, at the same time, ample opportunity to watch the middle-classes, your opponents, I soon came…
……探讨整个城市更新的问题，这在当地绝对是重中之重。让我惊奇的是，我的一些灵感居然来自于读恩格斯在1844年关于英国工人阶级状况的名言；还有关于住房问题的论述，他说资产阶级解决住房问题只有一个办法：那就是搬来搬去。当我开始研究其中一些提案时，它们……
…approach the whole question of urban regeneration, which is very much on the agenda there. It was extraordinary to me that some of the ideas I got for that came out of reading Engels's famous saying on the condition of the working class in England in 1844; and also the housing question where he says the bourgeoisie had only one way to solve its housing problem: it moved it around. When I started to look at what some of the proposals were, they…
……想提醒自己对如今现代中产阶级的生活心怀感激。书里描述的那种贫困能把人深深压垮。它基本上就是美国版的恩格斯经典名作《英国工人阶级状况》[1]。[0] https://www.gutenberg.org/files/45502/45502-h/45502-h.htm [1] http://www.gutenberg.org/files/17306/17306-h/17306-h.htm
…want a reminder to be grateful for your own modern middle-class living conditions. The poverty described can be deeply overwhelming. It's also basically the American counterpart to Engels' classic The Condition of the WOrking Class in England [1]. [0] https://www.gutenberg.org/files/45502/45502-h/45502-h.htm [1] http://www.gutenberg.org/files/17306/17306-h/17306-h.htm
读一下弗里德里希·恩格斯的《英国工人阶级状况》，你就会明白资本是如何运作的。这是资本的客观规律，而不是什么随意下的决定：http://www.theinternationalism.org/2021/06/engels-in-new-cen...
If you read Friedrich Engels's The Condition of the Working Class in England, you'll see how capital works. It is the LAW of the capital, not an arbitrary decision: http://www.theinternationalism.org/2021/06/engels-in-new-cen...
这里推荐几本书：弗里德里希·恩格斯的《英国工人阶级状况》，一手记录了工业化英国工人所面临的抗争与处境；厄普顿·辛克莱的《屠场》，讲的是肉类加工行业剥削工人的惨状……
A few books to recommend here: "The Condition of the Working Class in England" by Friedrich Engels, a firsthand account of the struggles and conditions faced by workers in industrial England. "The Jungle" by Upton Sinclair, about the exploitative conditions in the meatpacking…
《1844年英国工人阶级状况》绝对是这个领域的经典之作：https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/17306
_The Condition of the Working-Class in England in 1844_ would be a classic on the subject: https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/17306
把血汗工厂视作“必要之恶”，从19世纪的英国起就是资本主义意识形态的标志性特征了。恩格斯1844年的著作《英国工人阶级状况》，基本上就是一份对当时血汗工厂的调研报告，对马克思产生了巨大影响。序言里写道：> 既然我同时有充分的机会观察中产阶级，即你们的对手，我很快就……
Sweatshops as a necessary evil has been a hallmark of the ideology of capital ever since 19th century Britain. The 1844 book by Engels, The Condition of the Working Class in England, basically a report on the sweatshops of the time, was a huge influence on Marx. From the preface: > Having, at the same time, ample opportunity to watch the middle-classes, your opponents, I soon came…