Footbinding, Exploitation and Wrongfulness: a Non-Marxist Conception

Diogenes 33 (131):57-73 (1985)
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My purpose in this paper is to present a non-Marxist conception of exploitation. While this analysis of exploitation may share features with a Marxist conception, its acceptability is not dependent upon a prior agreement with that world view.

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