Date: Fri, 5 Feb 1999 23:12:36 +0100 From: Erik <erikb-AT-agoranet.be> Subject: Re: Zero Work, Work Resistance At 15:44 -0500 05-02-1999, Unleesh-AT-aol.com wrote: >I am very interested in an anarchism which deconstructs the Work Ethic. Ever >since the advent of "totalitarian agriculture", a work insanity has siezed >humans and they have worked anywhere from 8-13 hours a day. I don't understand >this, I don't think it's healthy, and I think we need to seriously question >any society which tries to impose so much work upon us (and even worse when we >become the self oppressor and impose it upon ourselves). Hunter-gatherers and >primitive horticulturalists spend very little time on work, a great deal of >time on festivity, and a large amount of time resting and lounging. Sounds >like me! They also seem to work in spurts, when inspired. Also sounds like me. > >Bob Black has written an excellent book, The Abolition of Work. Anyone care to >open a discussion? yes, but on a pub-level. the snitch is a good writer, albeit not a too original one. anyone being around the last 20-40 years is not a bit impressed by this abolition of work piece. been there done that... erik
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