A probing, readable critique of modern power, work, and charity that asks who really controls our lives.
This book uses a provocative dialogue with the DEVIL to reveal how systems of control shape everyday work and welfare.
In accessible chapters, the author examines how industry, government, and charitable efforts organize society. He argues that broad, impersonal systems can replace personal responsibility, and he questions whether efficiency and progress always serve people or merely widen control. Through vivid scenes and a fictional adversary, the book challenges readers to consider what counts as true freedom and what costs come with collective management.
Ideal for readers curious about the roots of modern welfare, labor, and civic life, and for those who enjoy historical debates about freedom and responsibility.
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