دانلود کتاب Classes in the United States: Workers Against Capitalists

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Cover
Preface
Table of Contents
Part One: Class
1. The Definition of Class
2. Abstract and Concrete Labor
3. Other Relations of Production
a. Collective or Individual
b. Mental and Manual Labor
c. Authority Relations in Production
4. Size of Classes in the U.S.
Class of employed workers (AGE 16 AND OVER, 1970) A
Class of employed workers (AGE 16 AND OVER, 1970) B
Median earnings for white males in prime of work (AGE 35 TO 54) FOR SELECTED OCCUPATIONS
Class of employed workers C
Classes in the United States
5. The Ratio of Class Revenues in the U.S.
THE RATIO OF CLASS REVENUES, 1970
6. The Polarization of Classes
Classes in the United States, 1940 to 1970
7. Historical Developments within the Propertied Classes
a. Class Boundaries
b. Monopoly Capital
Persons in the automobile industry
c. Types of Capitalists
8. The Invisibility of the Petty Producer Class
9. The Bases of the Petty Bourgeois Mentality
a. Wages
b. The Private Family
c. Authority Relations
d. Mental Labor
e. The Machinery of Fraud
Part Two: Anti-Class
10. The Revenue Definition of Class
11. The Transition to Apologetics: Max Weber
A. Occupation
12. The Substitution of Occupation for Class
a. The Concept of Occupations
b. The History of Occupational Categories
13. Class and the White Collar Occupations
a. General
b. Clerks
c. Professionals
Health professionals on wage or salary (thousands)
d. Managers
e. Absurdities of the Notion of a White Collar Class
f. White Collar Occupations and Other Relations of Production
14. White Collar Occupations and the Notion of Post-Industrial Society
15. White Collar Occupations and the Notion of a New Working Class
16. Class and the Blue Collar Occupations
17. Evolution of an Analyst of Occupation
B. Sham Marxism
18. Class and Unproductive Labor
a. History of Unproductive Labor
b. Class and Productive Workers
1. commercial clerks
2. government workers
functional classification of government andstate employees
c. The Notion of Consumers of Surplus-Value
C. The Amount of Personal Income
19. Class and the Amount of Personal Income
Percentage of national personal income received by each income tenth before taxes, 1959
20. Equality
21. Class and Stratification
22. The Combined Notion of Occupation and Amount of Income
a. Practical
b. Apologetic
23. Individual Mobility to Another Class
24. The Notion of Capitalists as a Superior Race
Part Three: Class and Revolution
25. Revolution: The Objective Basis in Class
26. Revolution: The Subjective Force in Class
27. Revolutionary Policy and Practice
Notes
References
Index
Back Cover