Farewell to the Working Class: An Essay on Post-Industrial Socialism

André Gorz · Michael Sonenscher

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Preface: Nine theses for a future left Introduction 1. The working class according to saint marx 2. The myth of collective appropriation 3. The proletariat as republica of capital 4. Workers' power 5. Personal Power and functional power 6. A new historical subject: the non-class of post-industrial proletarians 7. The post-industrial revolution 8. Towards a dual society 9. The sphere of necessity: the state Postscript: Deductive growth and productive shrinking Appendix 1: Towards a policy of time Appendix 2: Utopia for a possible dual society

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