CRISES IN EUROPEAN HISTORY 1

                               

                                                   by Gustav Bang,
                                                                                           1871- 1915.          

                    

            “ the final causes og all social changes and political revolutions  are

             to be sought, not in mans's brains, not in man's  better insight into

             eternal truth  and justice,, but in changes in the modes of 

             production and exchange. They are to be sought , not in the

             PHILOSOPHY, but in the ECONOMICS  of each particular

             epoch. The growing perception that exsisting social institutions

             are unreasonable and unjust , that reason has become unreason,

             and right wrong, is only proof that in the mode of production and

             exchange  changes  have silently take place, with which the

             social order, adapted to earlier economic conditios, is not longer

             in keeping. From this is also fallows tha the mean of gettiing rid

             of the incongruities that have been brought to light , must also be

              presenT, in more or less developed condition, within the change

              modes of production themselves.

              Thes means are not to be invented by deduction from fundamental

              principles, but are to be discovered  in the stubborn facts of the

              existing system of production.

                                                                 FREDERICK ENGELS

"It is no the consciousness of men that determines their existence , but, on  the contrary,
their social existence that determines their consciousness."
                                                                                KARL MARX

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