Simone Weil on Work, Oppression, and Emancipation: Critical Perspectives
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Simone Weil on Work, Oppression, and Emancipation: Critical Perspectives

by Pascale Devette, Sophie Bourgault, Milan Bernard

Philosophy Biography social theory
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Simone Weil on Work, Oppression, and Emancipation: Critical Perspectives explores central concerns in Simone Weil’s thought through a collection of critical perspectives. Edited by Pascale Devette, Sophie Bourgault, and Milan Bernard, the volume will interest readers of philosophy, political theory, and social criticism.

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Simone Weil on Work, Oppression, and Emancipation: Critical Perspectives focuses on major themes in Simone Weil’s thought.

The volume considers work, oppression, and emancipation through a critical and interpretive lens.

Edited by Pascale Devette, Sophie Bourgault, and Milan Bernard, it brings together scholarly perspectives on Weil’s ideas.

This book is suited to readers interested in philosophy, political theory, and questions of social justice.

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