john eden
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Well it's obscured by the dominant ideas of society - the hegemony from Gramsci that Craner was on about.
Marx also talks about this in terms of the production process ("alienation") - workers don't feel connected to what they make.
With ideas, the whole thrust of Neoliberalism is that there isn't a class struggle. This is backed up by ideas in the media and wider culture along the lines of "we're all middle class now".
Marx also talks about this in terms of the production process ("alienation") - workers don't feel connected to what they make.
With ideas, the whole thrust of Neoliberalism is that there isn't a class struggle. This is backed up by ideas in the media and wider culture along the lines of "we're all middle class now".