Word: mans
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Public Policy Program is directed by an 11-man committee appointed by President Pusey. The committee is chaired by John T. Dunlop, professor of Political Economy, and includes Derek C. Bok, dean of the Law School, and Dr. Robert H. Ebert, dean of the Medical School...
Koblitz had also been arrested Friday for "trespassing" at the Morgan Memorial store. He said that he started to enter the store without leaflets when a police man stopped him and told him that he was "not allowed on company property...
...least seem to be, two major objectives of the Cuban Revolution, and what I can say relates to them and the problems and drawbacks surrounding them. The first is to simultaneously establish equality and increase per capita income. The second is to change the nature of man's relation to the process of production, and to alter the way he feels about work...
People in Cuba talk about "work" in the pre-revolutionary capitalist system as Marx did in his Philosophical and Economic Manuscripts. They view man in a passive role, used like any other tool. They believe that, in a capitalist system, man has no intrinsic interest in either the process of production or the product itself because it is being produced not for society but rather for the profit of the owner of the means of production which the worker uses...
Given this critique, Cubans reject the capitalist system of production as a way to organize society. They base their strategy--their vision of the role of work in the "good society" --upon several beliefs. The first is that under the right conditions work is a creative function, and that man cannot fulfil himself as a creative social being unless he participates in the productive process. The second is that, in a system where production is motivated by social need, men can find work intrinsically enjoyable...