AUT: Re: Proletariatization of the "professional" fields...

["commie00" <commie00@xxxxxxxxx>]

in my estimation, this has been going on since the 40s so that now the bulk
of doctors are merely employees of hospitals, lawyers merely employees of
firms, etc. hell, doctors in a nyc hospital went on strike a few years ago.

the ideas of getting out of med / law school and setting up one's own
practice is thought of as mythology by every med / law school student i
know.

and, after all, this just goes along with what marx said about the
proletarianization of the middle class, etc. etc.

as to the effect on class struggle... i can only imagine that the swelling
of the working class means more accute struggle (on both sides).

----- Original Message -----
From: "Michael Handelman" <mhandelman1@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <aut-op-sy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, February 01, 2002 7:40 AM
Subject: AUT: Proletariatization of the "professional" fields...


> I've heard that even "professional" fields (medical
> doctors, lawyers etc) are experiencing
> proletarization. Has anyone else heard about this? If
> it's true, then what impact do you think it will have
> on class struggle/anti-capitalist action?
>
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