Labor 1-2
Wage slavery, which was the last stage of the long adventure of labor, and utopian socialism, which was its solution in the nineteenth century, were immediately the main interest of Emile Zola; the salvation of humanity depended on labor. He adopted the Fourierist view among the utopian socialist doctrines that diversified in his era. He thought that humanity would be saved through effort and struggle in line with these views. According to Marx, Fourier socialism is a conservative socialism, as he stated in the Manifesto. But Zola's novel 'Labor' describes an exemplary stage in humanity's forward march by implementing Fourierian socialism. You will watch this socialist essay as if you were living it while reading the novel.
Number of Pages: 304
Year of Printing: 1996
Language: Turkish
Publisher: Oda Yayınları
First Printing Year: 1996
Number of Pages: 304
Language: Turkish
| Publisher | : | Chamber Publications |
| Number of pages | : | 304 |
| ISBN | : | 9789753852463 |
| The heart | : | Turkish |