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Karl Marx's "Wage Labour and Capital": Reader Reflection

This reader reflection on Marx's "Wage Labour and Capital" describes the student's thoughts and reactions to the text. The student finds much to agree with but questions Marx's assumptions about division of labor.
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Bridget's feedback:

"This shows a strong marriage of reflective writing and text-based analysis, allowing your reader to follow the ideas and your experience interacting with the text. The writing itself has good flow and sentence variety, creating dynamism, and good control; a careful proofread will catch a handful of existing errors, and do make sure to properly format titles.

Because you show good engagement with Marx's text, I was disappointed that the discussion of "The German Ideology" was so brief; if there is an opportunity to probe this response further, either by analyzing that section of the text or exploring your reaction or thoughts, I think your reader will appreciate the insight."

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