> Charles Brass wrote:
>
> I see Gail Stewart has again raised the critical issue of the
> difference between work and employment, and as in the past there is
> very little response (not surprisingly given the difficulties
> associated with coming to terms with the differences).
[snip]
I would say: Not surprising, considering that marxism has been
written out of American history, even if not yet altogether
out of Western European "critical theory", e.g., Habermas....
And while employment may not have a future, I anticipate there will be
a lot of it being done for many years to come. The fact that
one day passes into another does not imply that there
is a "future" in an honorific as opposed to taxonomic sense.
\brad mccormick
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