Essays on Work and Culture
Essays on Work and Culture
Hamilton Wright Mabie
Original edition · FreeLiteratureClassics Original: English25 pages
Hamilton Wright Mabie explores how meaningful work, education, imagination, character and personal development shape a cultivated life. This collection of essays considers craftsmanship, the relationship between work and culture, recreation and the value of creative effort.
Book & edition details
- Original language
- English
- Original publication
- 1898
- Edition
- Essays on Work and Culture (1898 Dodd, Mead original English collection) · 2004
- Publisher
- Project Gutenberg
- Length
- 30,536 words · about 139 min
- Reader typography
- standard
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