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The Abolition of Work
- But even then, microwork is an ominous warning for progressive ideas about post-work: liberty in the workplace for some often means squalor for others. For those working long hours in more conventional jobs, thinking about their work as a series of tasks might signal the arbitrariness and the deep contradictions of the wage-form. But in the dream o... See more
from The Tyranny of the Task | Josh Gabert-Doyon by Josh Gabert-Doyon
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Abolishing the division of men into capitalists and proletarians does not in the least imply that “the separation of the spiritual forces of labour from manual labour” must disappear, even progressively.
from Oppression and Liberty by Simone Weil
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