Freedom Inequality Primitivism and the Division of Labor
1991
by Rothbard
Mises InstituteMurray RothbardCapitalismEgalitarianismMarxismPlanned EconomyPrivatizationSocialismGeorg Wilhelm Friedrich HegelProperty RightsAdam SmithDivision of LaborLudwig von MisesPraxeologyEconomic DevelopmentIndustrial RevolutionCommunismFriedrich EngelsVladimir LeninJean-Jacques RousseauProductivityAustrian SchoolLiberalism
Table of Contents · 12 segments
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Title Page and Publication Detailsfront_matter
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Introduction: The Shift from Economic Marxism to Cultural Egalitarianismforeword
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I. New Areas of Inequality and 'Oppression'foreword
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II. Group Quotas and Affirmative Actionforeword
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III. The Proliferation of the 'Oppressed' and the Case of Heightismforeword
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IV. The Romantics, Primitivism, and Reabsorption Theologyforeword
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V. Re-evaluating the Division of Labor: Smith vs. Misesforeword
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Freedom, Diversity, and the Economic Basis of Individualityessay
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The Marxist Ideal: Eradicating the Division of Laboressay
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The Myth of the Noble Savage and the Reality of Primitive Lifeessay
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Equality vs. Liberty: The Iron Law of Oligarchy and Natural Elitesessay
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About the Author and the Ludwig von Mises Institutefront_matter