The text below, with a few minor changes, was delivered as an address to the 1970 annual meeting of the Eastern Sociological Society in New York City. If this were five or seven years ago, some intellectual profit might …
INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY, by Georges Friedmann. (Edited and with an introduction by Harold L. Sheppard.) Free Press, Glencoe, Illinois, 1955. 436 pp., $6.00. No Marx-ward inclination is required to see that work is central to man’s fate in modern industrial society. …
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