Labor's End
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Labor's End
How the Promise of Automation Degraded Work
Resnikoff, Jason
University of Illinois Press
01/2022
272
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Inglês
9780252044250
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Acknowledgments vii
Introduction 1
1. "The Machine Tells the Body How to Work": "Automation" and the Postwar Automobile Industry 15
2. The Electronic Brain's Tired Hands: Automation, the Digital Computer, and the Degradation of Clerical Work 39
3. The Liberation of the Leisure Class: Debating Freedom and Work in the 1950s and Early 1960s 64
4. Anticipating Oblivion: The Automation Discourse, Federal Policy, and Collective Bargaining 89
5. Machines of Loving Grace: The New Left Turns Away from Work 114
6. Slaves in Tomorrowland: The Degradation of Domestic Labor and Reproduction 136
7. Where Have All the Robots Gone? From Automation to Humanization 160
Conclusion 187
Notes 193
Bibliography 221
Index 241
Introduction 1
1. "The Machine Tells the Body How to Work": "Automation" and the Postwar Automobile Industry 15
2. The Electronic Brain's Tired Hands: Automation, the Digital Computer, and the Degradation of Clerical Work 39
3. The Liberation of the Leisure Class: Debating Freedom and Work in the 1950s and Early 1960s 64
4. Anticipating Oblivion: The Automation Discourse, Federal Policy, and Collective Bargaining 89
5. Machines of Loving Grace: The New Left Turns Away from Work 114
6. Slaves in Tomorrowland: The Degradation of Domestic Labor and Reproduction 136
7. Where Have All the Robots Gone? From Automation to Humanization 160
Conclusion 187
Notes 193
Bibliography 221
Index 241
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automation; labor; technology; mechanization; unemployment; history; postwar; computers; speed-up; utopia; workers' control; disruption; capitalism; automobile industry; Ford; UAW; Simon Owens; John Diebold; information; clerical work; leisure; Hannah Arendt; C. Wright Mills; ILGWU; UPWA; retraining; ERAP; SDS; James Boggs; Triple Revolution; Black liberation; Betty Friedan; Shulamith Firestone; Johnnie Tillmon; feminism; Nation Welfare Rights Organization; reproductive labor; Family Assistance Program; robots; Lordstown; work ethic; strike; humanization; Amazon; Google; ghost work; gig work; artificial intelligence
Acknowledgments vii
Introduction 1
1. "The Machine Tells the Body How to Work": "Automation" and the Postwar Automobile Industry 15
2. The Electronic Brain's Tired Hands: Automation, the Digital Computer, and the Degradation of Clerical Work 39
3. The Liberation of the Leisure Class: Debating Freedom and Work in the 1950s and Early 1960s 64
4. Anticipating Oblivion: The Automation Discourse, Federal Policy, and Collective Bargaining 89
5. Machines of Loving Grace: The New Left Turns Away from Work 114
6. Slaves in Tomorrowland: The Degradation of Domestic Labor and Reproduction 136
7. Where Have All the Robots Gone? From Automation to Humanization 160
Conclusion 187
Notes 193
Bibliography 221
Index 241
Introduction 1
1. "The Machine Tells the Body How to Work": "Automation" and the Postwar Automobile Industry 15
2. The Electronic Brain's Tired Hands: Automation, the Digital Computer, and the Degradation of Clerical Work 39
3. The Liberation of the Leisure Class: Debating Freedom and Work in the 1950s and Early 1960s 64
4. Anticipating Oblivion: The Automation Discourse, Federal Policy, and Collective Bargaining 89
5. Machines of Loving Grace: The New Left Turns Away from Work 114
6. Slaves in Tomorrowland: The Degradation of Domestic Labor and Reproduction 136
7. Where Have All the Robots Gone? From Automation to Humanization 160
Conclusion 187
Notes 193
Bibliography 221
Index 241
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
automation; labor; technology; mechanization; unemployment; history; postwar; computers; speed-up; utopia; workers' control; disruption; capitalism; automobile industry; Ford; UAW; Simon Owens; John Diebold; information; clerical work; leisure; Hannah Arendt; C. Wright Mills; ILGWU; UPWA; retraining; ERAP; SDS; James Boggs; Triple Revolution; Black liberation; Betty Friedan; Shulamith Firestone; Johnnie Tillmon; feminism; Nation Welfare Rights Organization; reproductive labor; Family Assistance Program; robots; Lordstown; work ethic; strike; humanization; Amazon; Google; ghost work; gig work; artificial intelligence
