MODERN WORK AND HUMAN MEANING
Raines, John C., & Donna C. Day-Lower
Westminster Press, 1986
150 pages

The authors conducted interviews with the underemployed in the working-class neighborhoods of Philadelphia, Boston and Johnstown. They address work and human meaning. Topics include social class domination, blue-collar blues, lost community values, American public philosophy and its emphasis on individual success and self-reliance, and the dehumanizing effects of “bad” work.

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