The Right to Be Lazy and Other Essays (Warbler Classics Annotated Edition)
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The Right to Be Lazy and Other Essays (Warbler Classics Annotated Edition)

by Paul Lafargue

Philosophy Essays Classics
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In The Right to Be Lazy and Other Essays, Paul Lafargue presents a provocative critique of society’s devotion to work and productivity. This Warbler Classics Annotated Edition gathers his essays in a contextualized volume for readers interested in political thought, social criticism, labor, and the meaning of leisure.

About This Book

Paul Lafargue’s writing offers a direct and provocative examination of work, leisure, and the values attached to them.

This edition brings together “The Right to Be Lazy” and other essays in a single volume.

The book invites readers to consider familiar assumptions about productivity, labor, and the organization of society.

As an annotated edition, it provides a contextual format for approaching Lafargue’s influential social and political arguments.

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