The concept of work changes over time from "summary" of Work by James Suzman
The nature of work is not fixed; it evolves with time and varies across cultures. Throughout human history, the concept of work has undergone significant changes, influenced by social, economic, and technological developments. In the hunter-gatherer societies of our distant past, work was characterized by the need to procure food and resources for survival. As human societies transitioned to agricultural economies, work became more focused on cultivating crops and raising livestock. The Industrial Revolution brought about a paradigm shift in the nature of work, with the emergence of factories and the mechanization of production processes. This era saw the rise of wage labor and the commodification of labor, fundamentally altering the relationship betwee...
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