Abstract
One of the defining characteristics of the empirical public sphere of the working class, both of the maximalist positions as of the communist and socialist democratic parties of Western Europe, consists in the fact that it views society as divided into two great camps. Such a division does indeed exist. It is in part called for by the ruling classes. What concerns us is not how this division can be overcome but to demonstrate that the
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