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This is further illustrated in some argument about exchange in economic anthropology . From a Marxist viewpoint exchange in primitive society is of essentially different quality than in an industrial society where the economy has ...
This is further illustrated in some argument about exchange in economic anthropology . From a Marxist viewpoint exchange in primitive society is of essentially different quality than in an industrial society where the economy has ...
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For instance , if exchange is completely socialized in a primitive economy , then this destroys the contention that ... is a kind of dialectical negation which denigrates the economic perceptions and judgement of noncapitalistic man .
For instance , if exchange is completely socialized in a primitive economy , then this destroys the contention that ... is a kind of dialectical negation which denigrates the economic perceptions and judgement of noncapitalistic man .
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Tracing the change from subsistence economy to commercial agriculture , he identifies the most significant determining forces in the social relations in each phase of the economic transformation , placing particular emphasis on the ...
Tracing the change from subsistence economy to commercial agriculture , he identifies the most significant determining forces in the social relations in each phase of the economic transformation , placing particular emphasis on the ...
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