Whitman And Traubel
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You only speak of what they can be allowed.
The working class, you see, are not to have what they produce. They are to be given an allowance. A liv- ing allowance is hay to feed the horse on to-night 120 WHITMAN AND TRAUBEL so the horse can work for us to-morrow again. You can cut off all his sources of supply. If you do you cut off his source of life. If he can't work you must.
So he must be kept in condition. Not in condition for manhood. Far from that. In condition for an industrial serfdom.... You don't want him to be good off. Then he'd get cocky. You don't want him to be too bad off. Then he'd die. You want him to live so you can live. If he dies you die. Or you work.
Which is worse than dying. So we must discover some way of preservation. We want to take care of a man so he can do the most work possible with his chains on."= Our fight is a fight for leisure. That's true. But it's not leisure's fight for us. It's our fight for leisure.
Remember that. We want to do things. We need time and space to do them in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You only speak of what they can be allowed.
The working class, you see, are not to have what they produce. They are to be given an allowance. A liv- ing allowance is hay to feed the horse on to-night 120 WHITMAN AND TRAUBEL so the horse can work for us to-morrow again. You can cut off all his sources of supply. If you do you cut off his source of life. If he can't work you must.
So he must be kept in condition. Not in condition for manhood. Far from that. In condition for an industrial serfdom.... You don't want him to be good off. Then he'd get cocky. You don't want him to be too bad off. Then he'd die. You want him to live so you can live. If he dies you die. Or you work.
Which is worse than dying. So we must discover some way of preservation. We want to take care of a man so he can do the most work possible with his chains on."= Our fight is a fight for leisure. That's true. But it's not leisure's fight for us. It's our fight for leisure.
Remember that. We want to do things. We need time and space to do them in.
What to read after Whitman And Traubel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walling, William English, 1877-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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