Mass Violence and the Crowd: The Perception of Proletarian Community in Working-Class Writers of the 1930s
There have been two leading interpretations of the politics of the urban working-class crowd by political philosophers. One sees popular protest as occurring spontaneously, without prior organisation, as a reaction to immediate material deprivations such as food shortages or wage reductions. The ot...
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E-rea
2012
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