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American Literary and Social Critic and a Prominent Figure of the Democratic Socialists of America
: An American literary and social critic and a prominent figure of the Democratic Socialists of America. (From: Wikipedia.org.)
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Quote #7 on Economic Struggle Quotes >> State Socialism and Worker Emancipation
“Nowhere, neither West nor East, has the liberation of the working class yet occurred in the sense that Marxists envisaged. Perhaps what they envisaged must now be seen as a historical limit to be approached, rather than a fixed goal to be achieved.”
Source: "The World of the Blue Collar Worker," edited by Irving Howe, Dissent Publishing Corporation, 1972. Chapter 19: Sweet and Sour Notes, by Irving Howe, Page 277.
"The World of the Blue Collar Worker," edited by Irving Howe, Dissent Publishing Corporation, 1972.
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