Isbn: 9798247390008 - after work: the human question when survival ends: 8 (cognitive advantage series) (5 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What happens to human meaning when survival no longer demands effort?For most of history, necessity organized life.Hunger dictated movement. Fatigue defined rest. Work provided more than income-it offered orientation, identity, and justification for existence.That alignment is weakening.In this diagnostic work, Caspian Lux examines the emerging condition of post-necessity: a world where abundance disconnects effort from outcome, where automation severs the link between action and consequence, and where freedom from survival pressure produces not fulfillment, but fragmentation.Drawing on philosophy, psychology, sociology, and economics, After Work names what many experience but lack language to describe: motivational flattening, symbolic competition, and existential drift in lives no longer structured by constraint.This book does not offer optimism.It does not offer prescriptions.It offers clarity.This book will resonate if you are interested in: - The future of work beyond automation hype- Meaning and motivation under conditions of abundance- Why comfort produces anxiety instead of peace- How symbolic status replaces material necessityWritten in the tradition of Weber's The Protestant Ethic and Arendt's The Human Condition, After Work is a diagnostic work-describing structural conditions so they can be clearly seen, rigorously debated, and consciously inhabited.What comes after work is not rest.It is a question. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What happens to human meaning when survival no longer demands effort?For most of history, necessity organized life.Hunger dictated movement. Fatigue defined rest. Work provided more than income-it offered orientation, identity, and justification for existence.That alignment is weakening.In this diagnostic work, Caspian Lux examines the emerging condition of post-necessity: a world where abundance disconnects effort from outcome, where automation severs the link between action and consequence, and where freedom from survival pressure produces not fulfillment, but fragmentation.Drawing on philosophy, psychology, sociology, and economics, After Work names what many experience but lack language to describe: motivational flattening, symbolic competition, and existential drift in lives no longer structured by constraint.This book does not offer optimism.It does not offer prescriptions.It offers clarity.This book will resonate if you are interested in: - The future of work beyond automation hype- Meaning and motivation under conditions of abundance- Why comfort produces anxiety instead of peace- How symbolic status replaces material necessityWritten in the tradition of Weber's The Protestant Ethic and Arendt's The Human Condition, After Work is a diagnostic work-describing structural conditions so they can be clearly seen, rigorously debated, and consciously inhabited.What comes after work is not rest.It is a question. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…