A novel examination of the nature of labour, drawing deeply on the history and philosophy of thought, and bridging the gap between economics and philosophy.
A novel examination of the nature of labour, drawing deeply on the history and philosophy of thought, and bridging the gap between economics and philosophy.
Geoffrey Kay was Senior Lecturer in Economics at City University, UK. His publications include Development and Underdevelopment: A Marxist Analysis (1975), The Economic Theory of the Working Class (1979), and Political Order and the Law of Labour (1982), co-authored with James Mott. James Mott was Lecturer in Sociology at City University and Chair of the sociology and philosophy group until retirement. He is co-author of Political Order and the Law of Labour (1982).
Inhaltsangabe
Preface 1. 1. Creativity and Toil 2. 2. The Mechanical Arts 3. 3. Instrumental Labour 4. 4. Purposive Labour 5. 5. Philosophy and Labour 6. 6. The Philosophical Negation of Labour 7. 7. The Philosophical Affirmation of Labour: Gyorg Lukcs 8. 8. Labour and Capital 9. 9. Beyond the Labour Theory of Value Bibliography
Preface 1. 1. Creativity and Toil 2. 2. The Mechanical Arts 3. 3. Instrumental Labour 4. 4. Purposive Labour 5. 5. Philosophy and Labour 6. 6. The Philosophical Negation of Labour 7. 7. The Philosophical Affirmation of Labour: Gyorg Lukcs 8. 8. Labour and Capital 9. 9. Beyond the Labour Theory of Value Bibliography
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