The Return of Christendom
The Return of Christendom
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This is the key to the problem. We are accustomed to associate the evil with the spread of machine production, but strictly speaking the evil does not reside in machinery, but in the subdivision of labour which preceded the introduction of machinery and which is responsible for its misapplica- tion. And here it is necessary to distinguish between the division of labour which is legitimate and the subdi- vision of labour which is illegitimate. The former is a necessity in every civilized communi...ty, for it is obvious that a man cannot supply all his own needs, since to some extent he is inevitably dependent upon others. No sooner did civilization begin to develop than this necessity brought about the specialization of men into different trades. One man became a weaver, another a carpenter, and so forth. Up to this point the division of labour is justified, not merely because it is a necessity of civiliza- tion, but because it enlarges the opportunities of expres- sion of the individual.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is the key to the problem. We are accustomed to associate the evil with the spread of machine production, but strictly speaking the evil does not reside in machinery, but in the subdivision of labour which preceded the introduction of machinery and which is responsible for its misapplica- tion. And here it is necessary to distinguish between the division of labour which is legitimate and the subdi- vision of labour which is illegitimate. The former is a necessity in every civilized communi...ty, for it is obvious that a man cannot supply all his own needs, since to some extent he is inevitably dependent upon others. No sooner did civilization begin to develop than this necessity brought about the specialization of men into different trades. One man became a weaver, another a carpenter, and so forth. Up to this point the division of labour is justified, not merely because it is a necessity of civiliza- tion, but because it enlarges the opportunities of expres- sion of the individual.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gwendolyn Kelley Hack to read onlineMoreLess
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