Ball Buster?: True Confessions of a Marxist Businessman, Bertell Ollman (9781887128926) — Readings Books

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Ball Buster?: True Confessions of a Marxist Businessman
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Ball Buster?: True Confessions of a Marxist Businessman

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Ball Buster? is the second edition (the original title was Class Struggle is the Name of the Game) of a straight forward business adventure story, with enough ups, downs, victories, defeats, and suspense to fill a Hitchcock film. It is also an extremely humorous autobiography, full of irony and satire, and sprinkled with scholarly insights, a critical view of business as seen from the inside, and a case study of the Marxist theory of embodiment, which states that the role you play in society is decisive in determining what kind of person you are.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Soft Skull Press
Country
United States
Date
14 January 2003
Pages
300
ISBN
9781887128926

Ball Buster? is the second edition (the original title was Class Struggle is the Name of the Game) of a straight forward business adventure story, with enough ups, downs, victories, defeats, and suspense to fill a Hitchcock film. It is also an extremely humorous autobiography, full of irony and satire, and sprinkled with scholarly insights, a critical view of business as seen from the inside, and a case study of the Marxist theory of embodiment, which states that the role you play in society is decisive in determining what kind of person you are.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Soft Skull Press
Country
United States
Date
14 January 2003
Pages
300
ISBN
9781887128926