An Apology for Idlers (Penguin Great Ideas)
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An Apology for Idlers (Penguin Great Ideas)

by Robert Louis Stevenson

Philosophy essay
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Robert Louis Stevenson offers a thoughtful defense of idleness, inviting readers to reconsider productivity, leisure, and the value of time spent outside conventional routines. This Penguin Great Ideas edition presents a concise literary work for readers interested in philosophy, culture, and classic nonfiction.

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An Apology for Idlers is a work by Robert Louis Stevenson.

The title signals a reflective defense of idleness and the value of stepping beyond conventional expectations.

Part of the Penguin Great Ideas series, this concise work offers readers a classic perspective on work, leisure, and the uses of time.

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