The bourgeois... is free not because he is conscious of his causality, but because he is ignorant of the social causes that determine his being.


Further Studies in a Dying Culture (1949)

Christopher Caudwell Quotes

The bourgeois... is free not because he is conscious of his causality, but because he is ignorant of the social causes that determine his being.

The bourgeois... is free not because he is conscious of his causality, but because he is ignorant of the social causes that determine his being.

The bourgeois... is free not because he is conscious of his causality, but because he is ignorant of the social causes that determine his being.

The bourgeois... is free not because he is conscious of his causality, but because he is ignorant of the social causes that determine his being.