Karl Marx: We cannot always choose the vocation to which we believe we are called. Our social relations, to some extent, have alrea

We cannot always choose the vocation to which we believe we are called. Our soci — Karl Marx

We cannot always choose the vocation to which we believe we are called. Our social relations, to some extent, have already begun to form before we are in a position to determine them.

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