Rural Community Life in the Haute Marne
Rural Community Life in the Haute Marne
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Judged by the price of our machine-made goods the 4 cost of these articles seems excessive; but beauty of design, ar- tistic workmanship, and durability somewhat compensate for the high cost. The workman is more an artist than an artisan since he performs every step in the process of making his articles of sale; and he attains complete mastery of his craft by life-long application with the same kind of tools and materials. He is not obsessed with the modern factory idea of maximum output in a m...inimum of time; neither is he burdened with rush orders. Moreover, he is his own master and is free from the necessity of constantly having to increase his output in order to keep his job. Again, he labors under his own roof and owns the tools of pro- duction with which he works. His standard of living calls only for the necessities of life. Social aspiration and social pretension are alike alien to his nature. Hence he is under no compulsion to work at fever heat in order to keep up appearances or to pay for luxuries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Judged by the price of our machine-made goods the 4 cost of these articles seems excessive; but beauty of design, ar- tistic workmanship, and durability somewhat compensate for the high cost. The workman is more an artist than an artisan since he performs every step in the process of making his articles of sale; and he attains complete mastery of his craft by life-long application with the same kind of tools and materials. He is not obsessed with the modern factory idea of maximum output in a m...inimum of time; neither is he burdened with rush orders. Moreover, he is his own master and is free from the necessity of constantly having to increase his output in order to keep his job. Again, he labors under his own roof and owns the tools of pro- duction with which he works. His standard of living calls only for the necessities of life. Social aspiration and social pretension are alike alien to his nature. Hence he is under no compulsion to work at fever heat in order to keep up appearances or to pay for luxuries.
What to read after Rural Community Life in the Haute Marne?
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