A Philosopher Looks at Work

This book by Raymond Geuss is a thought-provoking exploration of the concept of work and its significance in our lives.

Geuss delves into the origins of work in industrial production, the incentives and compulsions that drive us to work, and the powerful hold that the work ethic has over individuals.

He also examines dissatisfaction with work and radical proposals for redefining work in light of mechanization and unemployment.

With Geuss's expertise in philosophy and political theory, this book offers a comprehensive and personal perspective on the role of work in our world.

Whether you are interested in understanding the nature of work or grappling with the challenges of modern employment, this book is an essential read.