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[151] The causes of the global cataclysm of 1914 undoubtedly lies in the fact that we committed a grave error in the intellectual division of labour. | [151] The causes of the global cataclysm of 1914 undoubtedly lies in the fact that we committed a grave error in the intellectual division of labour. | ||
[153] …it has become increasingly evident that the ideal of capitalism never acted on the basis of rational calculation and common sense (as he believed), but under the influence of all manner of beliefs with mysterious origins, economic superstitions and religious convictions. | |||
== References == | == References == | ||
Revision as of 13:40, 1 May 2017
[151] The causes of the global cataclysm of 1914 undoubtedly lies in the fact that we committed a grave error in the intellectual division of labour.
[153] …it has become increasingly evident that the ideal of capitalism never acted on the basis of rational calculation and common sense (as he believed), but under the influence of all manner of beliefs with mysterious origins, economic superstitions and religious convictions.
References
Reference:
Original Publication: “Titáni publicisztika”, Bécsi Magyar Újság, 23 September 1922
KPA: 01/50, 15 (1 p. ; original)
English Translation: “Titanic Journalism”, in POLANYI 2016, p. 151-154