Sentence examples for values of capitalist from inspiring English sources

Marx's early Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844 is famous for the discussion of how the organization of work under capitalism alienates workers and encourages them to accept the values of capitalist society.

Baudrillard argues that in Bataille's claim that expenditure and excess is connected with sovereignty, Mauss's descriptions of the social prestige of gift-giving in premodern society, Jarry's theater that ridicules French culture, and Saussure's anagrams, there is a break with the values of capitalist exchange and production, or the production of meaning in linguistic exchange.

What we chose to label as criminal reflects the values of our capitalist society, with its emphasis on protecting private property and business above the person.

Modern nation-state inherited through European traditions and practices the values of the capitalist economy and its free market (or as mentioned earlier the invisible hand of Adam Smith) and liberal democracy with its individual rights express the values of unipolarity.

The values of your capitalist, unchill university were made pretty clear when Associate Professor Catharine Winstanley said that the decreased likelihood of rats to exert themselves for material gain was pretty scary, when "thinking about how essential that is, for people to fulfil their potential and economic success".

"Symbolic exchange" thus emerges as Baudrillard's "revolutionary" alternative to the values and practices of capitalist society, and stands for a variety of heterogeneous activities in his 1970s writings.

The Republicans would like to frame the November midterm elections as a matchup between a socialist party looking to redistribute wealth and engineer a government takeover of the private sector (the Democrats) v. a party defending traditional American values of free market, capitalist economics (the Republicans).

But the spread of capitalist values is what made the current string of nuclear provocations inevitable.

Dr. Bowles, the Santa Fe economist, said he was "not averse to the idea" that genetic transmission of capitalist values is important, but that the evidence for it was not yet there.

Justifying an ordering of values on the basis of capitalist ideology should first require justification for that capitalist ideology itself, which I don't think can plausibly be provided any longer.

The sale and value of art at this level is inextricably linked to the false values of global, hyper-capitalist culture.