Why is Abolition of Work Possible: Anti-work Philosophy Essays (matomo-shobo) (Japanese Edition)
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Why is Abolition of Work Possible: Anti-work Philosophy Essays (matomo-shobo) (Japanese Edition)

by Kubo Kazuma

political philosophy social criticism Anti-Work
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Kubo Kazuma’s Japanese-language essay collection examines the possibility of abolishing work through the lens of anti-work philosophy. It considers labor and the meaning of work as philosophical and social questions, offering readers an introduction to ideas surrounding the abolition of work.

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Why is Abolition of Work Possible is a Japanese-language collection of anti-work philosophy essays by Kubo Kazuma.

The book explores the possibility of abolishing work as a philosophical and social question.

Its focus on labor, work, and anti-work thought makes it relevant to readers interested in philosophy and broader social issues.

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