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thought about becoming an atheist, but I found out they don't have holidays.
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The Marxian and existentialist notions, which play such a great role in twentieth century thought... pretend that man is his own producer and maker... even though it is clear that nobody has "made" himself or "produced" his existence; this, I think, is the last of the metaphysical fallacies, corresponding to the modern age's emphasis on willing as a substitue for thinking. Hannah Arendt
Finding God
at Iowa Lecture given September 5, 2003.
TAKE BACK YOUR TIME DAY- OCT 24, 2003
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Benjamin Kline Hunnicutt |
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(319) 335-1326, Fax: (319) 335-3884 |
Biographical Information:
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Research Interests:
- For Journalists
- OVERWORK LINKS
- Shorter Working Hours Links
- My column from the Wall Street Journal
- My Review of Gleick's FASTER (Chicago Tribune)
- Paper presented at the American Psychological Association/National Institute of Health Interdisciplinary Conference on Work, Stress and Health in Baltimore, March 11-13, 1999, during the Symposium on OVERWORK: CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES
- New York Times review of my first book, Work Without End
- Washington Post review of Work Without End
- History of work and leisure
- Most recent book, KELLOGG'S SIX-HOUR DAY
Reviews of KELLOGG'S SIX HOUR DAY
- New York Times
- Chicago Tribune
- H-Net Reviews in the Humanities and Social Sciences
- Industrial Worker
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- place your order for
- Kellogg's Six-Hour Day
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Teaching
33:80 Introduction to Place Studies
169:072 Leisure and the Liberal Arts (Day Class Lecture 1:30 T TR)
169:072 Leisure and
the Liberal Arts (Night Class, Mondays 6:30)
169:200 Historical &
Philosophical Perspectives
169:173 Work and Leisure in American Culture
025:137 Literature, Music, and Aesthetics Spring Semester, 2004
33:50 Making Choices:
Interdisciplinary Perspectives
Time & Location: 2:30-3:45 TR, 71 SH
28:39 Freshman Seminar: Work, Leisure and Your Liberal Education (028:039)
Readings
The Left and the Future of Work
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