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The Life of Benvenuto Cellini allows us to understand what work was like for a sixteenth-century craftsman. In Cellini the activity of work detaches itself from necessity and becomes the object of a choice, of continuous...
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The transfer into the machine first of the manual skills and then of the worker's thoughts has determined an unprecedented condition for the production activity which must be analyzed according to the purposes of the ind...
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Bruno Trentin's theoretical research represents, together with Antonio Gramsci's Notebooks, the most original and important contribution to the culture of the Italian left of the twentieth century. Positioning himself fr...
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When we talk about leisure we bring into play, at least implicitly, five dimensions or times of a person's life: work, play, rest, "free time" and, indeed, leisure. This text seeks to introduce clarity into these distinc...
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In The Act of Work (1984) Heilbroner argues that work expresses subordination and its opposite, freedom. Work cannot be described solely in terms of objectively defined tasks, but of subordinately completed tasks. With m...
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The sixth part of this volume includes contributions that cover the years of our country's history ranging from the second half of the nineteenth century to the present day. In this period of time the first transition fr...
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The essay focuses on Trentin's theoretical elaboration and action in the European Parliament. Starting with his involvement in the "Spinelli Group," it analyzes the relationship between work and knowledge conceived as an...
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Through the commentary on a particularly interesting period taken from the Introduction to La libertà viene prima, the author intends to focus on Bruno Trentin's idea of socialism. Giovanni Mari underlines how this idea ...