The Right to Be Lazy
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The Right to Be Lazy

by Paul Lafargue, Charles H. Kerr

Philosophy Economics Essays
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Paul Lafargue’s The Right to Be Lazy invites readers to consider laziness as a serious social and philosophical subject. With Charles H. Kerr associated with this edition, the book offers a concise starting point for reflecting on work, rest, and productivity.

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The Right to Be Lazy is a work by Paul Lafargue, presented here with Charles H. Kerr.

Its title centers the idea of laziness as a subject worthy of consideration rather than simple dismissal.

The book may appeal to readers exploring questions about work, rest, productivity, and social values.

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