"We work", Aristotle wrote, "in order to have leisure". Today, it's still true, but is the leisure that Aristotle spoke of--the leisure to do nothing--the same as the leisure we look forward to each weekend? Waiting for the Weekend gives a fresh and provocative look at the time we think of as our own.
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Seller: liu xing, Nanjing, JS, China
paperback. Condition: New. Paperback. Pub Date: 2022-08-01 Pages: 193 Language: Chinese Publisher: The holidays of Zhejiang University Press. which were originally days where no work is allowed. have gradually evolved into days for shopping. entertainment. and vacations in the suburbs. It becomes a day of practicing other professional skills (such as running. fitness. skiing. etc.). which is more tiring than the workday. What Russell emphasizes is that we should not feel guilty about leisurethis sense of guilt is impos. Seller Inventory # NY011380