Welcome back Bakunin – Life chances in Australia: some notes of discomfort

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  • Published 20050304
  • ISBN: 9780733313868
  • Extent: 268 pp
  • Paperback (234 x 153mm)

The first topic for consideration today is this: will it be feasible for the working masses to know complete emancipation as long as the education available to those masses continues to be inferior to that bestowed upon the bourgeois, or, in more general terms, as long as there exists any class, be it numerous or otherwise, which, by virtue of birth, is entitled to a superior education and a more complete instruction?

Does not the question answer itself?

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