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Paul Lafargue
Birth date: June 16, 1842
Died: November 02, 1911
Category:
Politics
Paul Lafargue's Books
The Right to Be Lazy - Paul Lafargue, Len Bracken Origin And Evolution Of The Idea Of The Soul - Paul Lafargue Correspondence Volume 2 1887-1890 - Friedrich Engels, Paul Lafargue, Laura Lafargue, Gustave P. Cluseret, Yvonne Kapp, Émile Bottigelli Colección Paul Lafargue (El derecho a la pereza, La significación de la comuna, El método histórico y El origen de las ideas abstractas) (Spanish Edition) - Paul Lafargue Le Droit à la paresse: Paul Lafargue (French Edition) - Paul Lafargue The Right to Be Lazy; And Other Studies ... The Right to Be Lazy; And Other Studies - Paul Lafargue Selected Marxist Writings Of Paul Lafarg... Selected Marxist Writings Of Paul Lafargue - Paul Lafargue Correspondence Volume 1: 1868-1886 - Friedrich Engels, Paul Lafargue, Laura Lafargue, Yvonne Kapp, Émile Bottigelli, Nikolai Danielson Das Recht auf Faulheit (German Edition) - Paul Lafargue, Eduard Bernstein, Ulrich Kunzmann, Guillaume Paoli Le déterminisme économique de Karl Marx (French Edition) - Paul Lafargue Le Déterminisme économique De Karl Marx: Recherches Sur L'origine Et L'évolution Des Idées De Justice, Du Bien, De L'âme Et De Dieu - Paul Lafargue Karl Marx: The Man - Paul Lafargue, Henry Kuhn Le droit à la paresse - Réfutation du «droit au travail» de 1848 (French Edition) - Paul Lafargue Le droit à la paresse (French Edition) - Paul Lafargue
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Mommy, am I cult?
Mommy, am I cult? rated it 15 years ago
text The Right to Be Lazy
Brings interesting perspectives about the past, specially about how our amount of work should be minor with technological progress, but we are actually working more.But the author fails to see the following inevitable things about the future:Petroil is going to end;Primary sources of minerals will e...
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