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Why Work? : Arguments for the Leisure Society by Nina Power; Freedom Press.; Clifford Harper; David Graeber; Bertrand Russell; Juliet Schor; OverDrive, Inc is a book available to read on EtoBox.
What is Why Work? : Arguments for the Leisure Society about?
Why Work? is a provocative collection of essays and illustrations by writers and artists from the nineteenth century through to today, dissecting "work," its form under capitalism, and the possibilities for an alternative society. It asks: Why do some of us still work until we drop in an age of vast automated production, while others starve for lack of work? Where is the leisure society that was promised? Edited by Freedom Press, this collection includes contributions from luminaries of the past such as William Morris and Bertrand Russell, contemporary theorists such as David Graeber and Juliet Schor, and illustrated examinations of workplace potentials and pitfalls from Clifford Harper and Prole.info.
- Author
- Nina Power; Freedom Press.; Clifford Harper; David Graeber; Bertrand Russell; Juliet Schor; OverDrive, Inc
- Publisher
- Oakland, CA: PM Press
- Published
- 2018
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781629635927
- Subjects
- Management, Business
Other editions & translations
More by Nina Power; Freedom Press.; Clifford Harper; David Graeber; Bertrand Russell; Juliet Schor; OverDrive, Inc
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