WHAT DOES PROLETARIANNESS MEAN IN ENGLISH?
Definition of proletarianness in the English dictionary
The first definition of proletarianness in the dictionary is the quality, state or characteristic of being a wage-earner. Other definition of proletarianness is the quality, state or characteristic of being a member of the lower or working class. Proletarianness is also the quality, state or characteristic of being a member of the class of wage-earners, esp industrial workers, in a capitalist society, whose only possession of significant material value is their labour.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PROLETARIANNESS»
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1
In Defence of Objectivity
Due to the proletarianness of the worker, he or she cannot raise the funds to
study medicine; or, due to the worker's workerishness, they will do badly in
interviews with snobbish interviewers. Alongside class there is something that
has recently ...
2
Literature and Degree in Renaissance England: Nashe, ...
At least, such is the intention — in fact, the effort of the mechanicals to assimilate
themselves to elite society is so inept as to reemphasize their proletarianness, as
Krieger shows. Secondly, we should notice the social role of the performance ...
3
Soviet State and Society Between Revolutions, 1918-1929
As already noted, the Communist Party and the Soviet state consisted not only of
workers and intellectuals, but of other social groups which were capable of
proclaiming their "proletarianness" even if their credentials were sociologically ...
Lewis H. Siegelbaum, 1992
4
Wrestling with the Left: The Making of Ralph Ellison’s ...
... Louis nearly literally embodied simultaneous claims to proletarianness and
Americanness: he was John Henry made flesh during the Popular Front and
wartime years.22 “Myth, ritual and revolution got slammed around”: The Politics
of the ...
5
Intellectuals and the Communist Idea: The Search for a New ...
Apart from these two most exposed groups, there are others, of whose
proletarianness, espe— cially in the Communist Party, there can be no doubt.
These are mainly people associated with the Association of Literary and Graphic
Artists,24 ...
Ladislav Cabada, Zdenek Benedikt, 2010
6
Beyond Totalitarianism: Stalinism and Nazism Compared
Because the state that was being erected in such haste and with so much fanfare
was defined as proletarian, and because its social foundations were so flimsy,
proletarianness was available to a far larger proportion ofthe population than ...
Michael Geyer, Sheila Fitzpatrick, 2009
7
Club Red: Vacation Travel and the Soviet Dream
But local initiative and proletarianness remained key principles. The essence of
the new voluntary society for tourism and the justification for its victory over Sovtur
lay in its goal to make tourism accessible to the masses. Only if the movement ...
8
The Unmaking of Soviet Life: Everyday Economies After Socialism
They dressed in wadded jackets emblematic of "proletarianness" and, curiously,
slippers. Alone among all the gangs in having a Russian name the Bratva were
described to me as chernaia massa ("the masses"); this derives from the history
of ...
9
Coolies, Capital and Colonialism: Studies in Indian Labour ...
In the language of this culture the significance attached to poverty, indigence,
destitution and hunger is far greater than to wage work and non-wage work, to
proletarianness or its absence. 3 This approach may help push the study of
labour in ...
Rana P. Behal, Marcel van der Linden, 2006
10
Writing the female frontier: Italian women in colonial ...
Some of its most popular myths — its essential "goodness," its inevitable
economic and demographic necessity, the 'proletarianness' of its constituency —
are nothing other than the form this repressed content took over the years of its ...
Cristina Lombardi-Diop, 1999
