Originally published in 1925, C. Delisle Burns’ The Philosophy of Labour attempts to lay down key aspects of labour and the working class of that time period, covering aspects such as economic obstacles, standards of living and patriotism. Burns does not draw on past philosophers or sociological thinkers of the working-class and instead chose to focus only on the attitude of the workers in factories, mines, roads, railways and other forms of manual labour. This title will be of interest to students of philosophy.
Preface; 1. Civilization 2. Freedom 3. The Worker’s Point of View 4. The Intellectuals 5. The Standard of Life 6. Riches 7. Economic Obstacles to Freedom 8. Patriotism 9. International Life 10. Reform and Revolution; Index
Biography
C. Delisle Burns
