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From manual workers to wage laborers : transformation of the social question / Robert Castel ; translated and edited by Richard Boyd.

Lippincott Library HD4901 .C34713 2003
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Castel, Robert.
Standardized Title:
Métamorphoses de la question sociale. English
Language:
English
French
Subjects (All):
Working poor.
Working class.
Working poor--History.
Working class--History.
History.
Poor.
Poverty--Psychological aspects.
Poverty.
Public welfare--Europe--History.
Public welfare.
Social classes--Europe--History.
Social classes.
Social control.
Europe.
Social control--Europe--History.
Physical Description:
xxvii, 468 pages ; 24 cm
Place of Publication:
New Brunswick, N.J. : Transaction Publishers, [2003]
Language Note:
Translated from the French.
Contents:
Part 1 From Tutelage to Contract
1. Protections of Proximity 9
Primary Sociability 10
The Evangelical Myth 18
My Neighbor is a Fellow-Kinsman 24
A Schematic for the Provision of Assistance 32
2. Embeddedness in Society 47
1349 48
The Deconversion of Feudal Society 54
The Useless of the World 63
Vagabonds and Proletarians 70
Repression, Dissuasion, Prevention 74
3. The Indignity of Wage Labor 87
The Corporatist Idiom 89
The Signature of the Craft 95
Regulated Labor, Compulsory Labor 104
The Lost of the Earth 114
The Model of the Corvee 121
4. Liberal Modernity 139
Mass Vulnerability 140
Freedom of Labor 149
"An Inviolable and Sacred Debt" 159
The Dissociation of Law 167
Utopian Capitalism 174
Part 2 From Contract to Status
5. Politics Without a State 195
The Miserable 196
A Return to Tutelage 206
Patronage and Patrons 217
A Negative Utopia 228
6. Social Property 247
A New Hand 248
The Question of Obligation 260
Property or Work 270
The Propriety of Transfers 280
7. Wage-Earning Society 303
The New Salarial Relationship 305
The Working Condition 316
Destitution 325
The Wage-Earning Condition 335
The Growth-State 343
8. The New Social Question 367
A Change of Direction 369
The Supernumeraries 379
"Economic Insertion," or the Myth of Sisyphus 394
The Crisis of the Future 408
Conclusion: Negative Individualism 445.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:
0765801493
OCLC:
51722790

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