A series of Audio essays by the group Audio Anarchy. The audio used for the videos can be downloaded here.
"Why do we work? From necessity or love? If the former, then our world is failing us, we are being exploited, being made slaves for the benefit of others. The ethic that work is a 'good thing' is a throwback to a Victorian mentality of puritanical pain and denial of our humanity, an ethic that is so far removed from the reality of our human nature as to be pathological."
A collection of essays written from the anti-work perspective. These essays investigate concepts of freedom, compulsory labor, the 'work ethic', the wages system, employment, and 'occupations.'
The play list.
Anti Work 101
An introduction to the concept of anti work, as despite the popularity of hating work the concept of abolition it all together often strikes a person as absurd on first hearing of it.
The Decline and Fall of Work
An excerpt from chapter 5 of the Revolution of everyday life by Raoul Vaneigem
The Tyranny of the Clock
The Tyranny of the Clock by George Woodcock
In Praise of Idleness
An extract from Bertrand Russell's essay In Praise of Idleness.
The Abolition of Work
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