The Concept of Work in the History of European Philosophy, Gebunden

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1: Introduction.- 2: Plato and Aristotle on Work.- 3: The Greeks Cynics on Work and Wealth.- 4. Work in the New Testament.- 5: Aquinas on Work.- 6: Luther on Vocation.- 7: Francis Bacon: Science Relieving the Burden of Labor.- 8. Locke: Ownership from Labor.- 9: Adam Smith and the Division of Labor.- 10: Hegel on Work's Two-Sidedness.- 11: Tocqueville.- 12: Marx's Theory of Work.- 13: Kierkegaard on the Laborer.- 14: Durkheim on Anomie.- 15: Giovanni Gentile on the Humanism of Labor, Spartaco Pupo.- 16: Weber's Work Ethic.- 17: Mises: The Disutility of Labor.- 18: Hannah Arendt on Homo Faber and the Fragility of Human Action.- 19: The Woman's Soul as "Shelter": Edith Stein on the Work of Women.- 20: Michael Oakeshott on "The Deadliness of Doing".- 21: Leisure and Work in Josef Pieper's Philosophy of Human Nature and Culture of Public Service.- 22: Work in New Natural Law Theory.- 23: Work and Its Discontents: Geuss and Graber, Gül¿en Seven.