“Concepts/Dictionary” in “Classical Sociological Theory and Foundations of American Sociology”
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Concepts/Dictionary
Concepts from Marx
Use the following pages to create your own mini-dictionary, with page/line numbers for easy reference. You may want to save this as a separate document for more detailed note-taking and commentary.
| Concept | Page/Line Numbers | Definition/Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Alienation (all four aspects) | ||
| Bourgeoisie | ||
| Capital | ||
| Capital Accumulation | ||
| Capitalism | ||
| Centralization of Capital | ||
| Circulation of Capital | ||
Class (and class factions) | ||
Class Struggle | ||
Commodity | ||
Commodity Fetishism | ||
| Communism | ||
| Division of Labor | ||
Exploitation | ||
Feudalism | ||
Free Wage Labor | ||
Historical Materialism | ||
Industrial Reserve Army | ||
Labor Power | ||
Law of Capitalist Accumulation | ||
Lumpenproletariat | ||
Means of Production | ||
Mode of Production | ||
Petty Bourgeoisie | ||
Polarization | ||
Primitive Accumulation | ||
Private Property | ||
Proletariat | ||
Rent | ||
Revolution | ||
Social Democracy | ||
Species-being | ||
| Superstructure | ||
Surplus Value | ||
Variable Capital |
Expanded Notes
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