The Working Life: The Promise and Betrayal of Modern Work
In The Working Life, Joanne B. Ciulla investigates the dual nature of modern work—its promises of opportunity and stability contrasted with frequent betrayals of exploitation and dissatisfaction. Drawing on philosophy and ethics, she probes how employment influences identity, meaning, and societal structures, urging a reevaluation of labor's true value in contemporary life.
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The Working Life examines the fundamental aspects of modern employment, highlighting both its assurances and disappointments. Joanne B. Ciulla draws on philosophical perspectives to analyze how work shapes personal and societal values.
Through a critical lens, the book addresses the expectations set by contemporary job markets and the realities that often fall short. It encourages readers to reflect on the role of work in achieving fulfillment and purpose.
By exploring historical and ethical dimensions, the text reveals the tensions between productivity and human well-being in today's workforce.
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