He therefore proposed that the social revolution would require the leadership of a vanguard party of class-conscious revolutionaries from the educated and politically active part of the population.
But this means class-conscious "transformatory" solidarity, not accommodationist local boosterism, where local spatial fixes between labour and capital engage in politically regressive alliances against other workers.
This play dealt with the daughter of a class-conscious worker who fell in love with the son of a factory owner and was subsequently repudiated by her father.
