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9780268019471

Working in America

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  • ISBN13:

    9780268019471

  • ISBN10:

    0268019479

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1992-01-01
  • Publisher: Univ of Notre Dame Pr

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Table of Contents

"Two Tramps in Mud Time"p. 1
Introduction: Work and the Humanitiesp. 3
"The Future of Work"p. 11
Voices from the Workplace: Our Complex Relations to Workp. 28
Ecclesiastes 1:2-5, 2 and 3p. 30
The Yin and Yang of Work: Our Ambivalent Feelings about Workp. 33
Work as a Cursep. 36
Genesis 3:14-24p. 36
"The Woman's Labour: To Mr. Stephen Duck"p. 37
Interview with Mike Lefevre, Steelworker, from Workingp. 41
Finding Our Identities through Workp. 46
Matthew 25:14-30p. 46
Interview with Dolores Dante, Waitress, from Workingp. 47
"Work"p. 49
An Alternative American View of Workp. 51
"The Arkansas Traveler"p. 51
from The Adventures of Huckleberry Finnp. 52
Materialism and Spiritual Valuesp. 54
A Worker's Voice: A San Francisco Dockworkerp. 57
Finding Meaning in the Material Worldp. 58
"Advice to a Young Tradesman"p. 58
"The Professor Waking"p. 60
Worlds to Choose Fromp. 62
"The World Is Too Much with Us"p. 62
"The Iron Messiah"p. 64
Finding Meaning in Spiritual Livingp. 66
from Waldenp. 66
Humans as Commodities: Conformity and Rebellionp. 74
A Worker's Voice: Scottish Coal-Mining Girlp. 76
Conformityp. 76
"The Unknown Citizen"p. 76
"The Man in the Dead Machine"p. 78
"The Daily Grind"p. 80
"Portrait of a Machine"p. 81
Rebellionp. 83
"Ain't I a Woman?"p. 83
"Song to the Men of England"p. 84
"Professions for Women"p. 86
"I Have Seen Black Hands"p. 91
"The White Negro"p. 94
Alienation and Integrationp. 101
A Worker's Voice: General Motors Autoworkerp. 104
Alienationp. 104
"Bartleby the Scrivener"p. 104
"I Stand Here Ironing"p. 138
Integrationp. 146
"Useful Work Versus Useless Toil"p. 146
"In My Craft or Sullen Art"p. 159
The History of Work in the Western Worldp. 161
Quotes from Western Historyp. 163
Western Ways of Working before the Industrial Revolutionp. 166
Classical Greecep. 167
from "Works and Days"p. 167
from The Republicp. 172
The Medieval Worldp. 185
from "The Feet of the Commonwealth"p. 185
from "Piers Ploughman"p. 187
The Conceptual Foundations of Modern Workp. 196
The Founding Story: A New Paradigmp. 202
from Second Treatise of Governmentp. 202
"Of the Division of Labour" from Wealth of Nationsp. 215
Salvation, Work, and the New Paradigmp. 226
from Religion and the Rise of Capitalismp. 226
"Young Goodman Brown"p. 236
Moral and Religious Concerns with the New Paradigmp. 249
"Alienated Labour"p. 249
"Good Country People"p. 259
The Promises and Problems of Modernismp. 279
Progress, Wealth, and New Images of Individuals and Societyp. 285
"Dover Beach"p. 285
from The World We Have Lostp. 287
"Labour"p. 296
from The Triumph of Industrial Enterprisep. 302
"The Gospel of Wealth"p. 313
"The Trees in the Garden"p. 319
Problems in the Workplacep. 321
"Hard Times in the Mill"p. 321
"On Manufacturers"p. 322
"That Aristocracy May Be Engendered by Manufactures"p. 324
"Workers and the Reorganization of Production"p. 328
"Making a Change"p. 338
Problems for Workersp. 346
The Hidden Injuries of Classp. 346
"The Rocking Horse Winner"p. 351
"A Black Man Talks of Reaping"p. 366
"Murdering the Innocents"p. 367
from The Grapes of Wrathp. 372
Consumerism: Salvaging the Promises of Modernism?p. 380
"pity this busy monster, manunkind"p. 380
"Playboy and Miss America"p. 382
"One off the Short List"p. 389
Other Paradigms: Visions of the Future of Working in Americap. 413
from On Human Workp. 417
Visions of Work from Other Culturesp. 430
"The Originial Affluent Society"p. 435
"The Joy of Work as Participation"p. 447
Visions of Good Work in the Modern Worldp. 456
"The Abolition of Work"p. 463
"The Myth of Sisyphus"p. 474
"Buddhist Economics"p. 478
"The Dynamo and the Virgin"p. 486
"Motherearth and Megamachine"p. 498
"A Visit to Those Who Succeeded"p. 507
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