Hi Rob & all,

 > Is there a good definition or discussion online of what "professional"
 > means in a Marxist context? I've been wondering about this for ages but
 > Google is not my friend on this.

I think off the top of my head, Richard Barbrook got quite close when he 
wrote the publication 'The Class of the New' - 
http://www.theclassofthenew.net/

"From Adam Smith's ‘Philosophers’ of the late 18th century, down to the 
‘Creative Class’ celebrated by sociologist Richard Florida today, the 
class of the new represents the future of production within and beyond 
capitalism."

The book is a collection of statements by many different individuals and 
is quite spurious in places, yet it touches on things regarding what we 
are discussing from a Marxist position concerning the means around 
production, and what this means in the digital age.

wishing you well.

marc




 >> This is a false duality. The distinction between professional and 
amateur is
 >> a problematic one, being a function of the economic system within 
which the
 >> differentiation is made. Both sides of argument make their arguments 
from
 >> false positions if their aim is to paint a black and white picture.
 >
 > Is there a good definition or discussion online of what "professional"
 > means in a Marxist context? I've been wondering about this for ages but
 > Google is not my friend on this.
 >
 > Thanks.
 >
 > - Rob.
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