Publisher's Synopsis
This book is a groundbreaking work of Marxist theory that explores the experiences and struggles of working-class children. The author argues that the conditions of poverty and exploitation faced by these children are a key factor in the perpetuation of capitalist society. With keen insight and sharp analysis, Rühle offers a powerful indictment of the social structures that perpetuate inequality.
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