"primitive" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

primitive przymiotnik

primitive + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 161

primitive form • primitive people • primitive man • primitive society • primitive condition • primitive culture • primitive art • ...

Kolokacji: 12

Grup znaczeniowych: 29

Kolokacji: 9

(2) people, man, world, race, cell, ...

Kolokacji: 17

1. primitive people = lud pierwotny primitive people

2. primitive man = człowiek prymitywisty primitive man

3. primitive world = prymitywista świat primitive world

4. primitive race = wyścig prymitywisty primitive race

5. primitive cell = komórka elementarna primitive cell

6. primitive creature = istota żywa prymitywisty primitive creature

7. primitive fish = prymitywista ryba primitive fish

8. primitive group = prymitywista grupa primitive group

9. primitive human = prymitywista człowiek primitive human

10. primitive plant = prymitywista roślina primitive plant

11. primitive organism = organizm prymitywisty primitive organism

12. primitive animal = prymitywista zwierzę primitive animal

13. primitive accumulation = nagromadzenie się prymitywisty primitive accumulation

James Steuart, with his 1767 work, is considered by some scholars as the greatest classical theorist of primitive accumulation.
These idyllic proceedings are the chief moments of primitive accumulation.
In his theory, primitive accumulation is part of the uneven and combined development of capitalism on a world scale.
In the circumstances, therefore, it was misleading and confusing to emphasise primitive socialist accumulation as a law.
But these are all moments of 'primitive accumulation'.
What then could - very conditionally - be called the 'period of primitive socialist accumulation'?
But, nevertheless, the term 'primitive socialist accumulation' is a 'childish game '.
Production for use was the historically dominant modality until the initial primitive accumulation of capital.
Economic development then became a question of how private property rights could be established everywhere, so that markets could expand (see also primitive accumulation).
This is often a problem-fraught and conflict-ridden process, as Marx describes in his story about primitive accumulation.