The peasant: a worker for the capital

Authors

  • MARIA DE NAZARETH B. WANDERLEY

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.35977/0104-1096.cct1985.v2.9248

Abstract

This paper develops a theoretical perspective for analyzing peasant production within capitalist society. Drawing mainly from brazilian literature, a critical review is made of previous works relating peasant production with the larger capitalist society. Subsequently, it is argued that although peasants are not salaried workers, they nevertheless work for capital as an important source of labor. It concludes with some considerations about the reproduction of peasant production in brazilian society.

Downloads

Published

1985-01-01

How to Cite

WANDERLEY, M. D. N. B. (1985). The peasant: a worker for the capital. Science & Technology Journals, 2(1), 13–78. https://doi.org/10.35977/0104-1096.cct1985.v2.9248

Issue

Vol. 02,n.1 - jan./abr.,(1985)

Section

Ensaios

License

After publication of the work, the Authors are authorized to non-exclusively distribute the version of the published work (for example: publish in an institutional repository, as a book chapter, create links on electronic pages, etc.), as long as the authorship and initial publication in this journal are mentioned.