Dehumanization of workers in industrialized society from "summary" of The Jungle by Upton Sinclair
In the world of industry, workers are nothing more than mere cogs in a machine, their humanity stripped away as they toil day in and day out. They are reduced to simple tasks, their individuality lost amidst the ceaseless noise and chaos of the factory floor. These workers are treated as disposable commodities, easily replaced if they become injured or unable to keep up with the relentless pace of production. Their lives are governed by the whims of their employers, who view them not as people, but as instruments for profit. They are pushed to their limits, forced to work in dangerous conditions for long hours and meager wages. Their bodies become worn down, their spirits crushed under the weight of ceaseless toil. As they struggle to make ends meet, their dreams and aspirations fade into the background, replaced by th...
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