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• 生活
• 哲學
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• 美国
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• soulcraft
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• self-discovery
• skill-building
• workplace
• learning
• mindset

Shop Class as Soulcraft brings alive an experience that was once quite ordinary, but now seems to be receding over the cultural horizon—the experience of making and fixing things. Working with your hands, as Mathew B. Crawford describes it, connects us to the world around us. Those of us who sit in an office often have intuitions of something gone amiss, a sense of unreality accompanied by feelings of impotence. What, after all, do we do all day? In this wholly original debut, Crawford offers a brief for self-reliance and a sustained reflection on this problem: how to live concretely in an ever more abstract world. Shop Class as Soulcraft seeks to restore the honor of the manual trades as a life worth choosing for anyone who felt hustled off to college, then to the cubicle, against their own inclinations and natural bents. On both economic and psychological grounds, Crawford questions the educational imperative of turning everyone into a “knowledge worker.” This imperative, he explains, is based on a misguided separation of thinking from doing, the work of the hand from that of the mind. Crawford shows in precise detail how such a partition, which began a century ago with the assembly line, degrades work for those on both sides of the divide.

But he offers good news as well: The manual trades are very different from factory work. They require a lot of thinking and may even give rise to moments of genuine pleasure. Based on his own experience as an electrician and mechanic, Crawford makes a case for the intrinsic satisfactions and cognitive challenges— the soulcraft—of manual work. The work of builders and mechanics cannot be outsourced. They tie us to the local communities in which we live and instill the pride that comes from doing work that is genuinely useful.

Speaking squarely to a culture that continues to grapple for a way to reconcile work and life and to find fulfilling work of all stripes, Shop Class as Soulcraft offers inspired social criticism and deep personal exploration. It will change your understanding of the value of work and the work of bringing value and meaning to your life, whatever you do now or hope to do one day.

就像北大校友陆步轩卖猪肉被中国媒体热炒一样，马修·克劳福德从美国芝加哥大拿到博士学位后，不甘心在咨询公司做颗无足轻重的螺丝钉，便在加州开了一间摩托车修理店，在美国也被人疯狂关注了好一阵子。 不过，克劳福德显然比陆步轩有着更大的企图心，作为政治学博士，他在修理...  

修理工保持着一种“傲慢的专业性”与解决摩托漏油现象背后的“偏执的问题”，源生出锤子T2发布会的主题-傲慢的偏执。而海德格尔的名言“要了解锤子，不是盯着看看就可以，而是要拿起来用”是老罗整场精彩演讲的点睛之笔。这些都是来自《摩托车修理店的未来哲学》这本书。所以写...

还行是我给的，国外评论应该是相当好的。作者毕业于芝加哥大学政治哲学专业，毕业后进入华盛顿智囊团，在工作期间，他时常感到迷茫，看不出自己工作的意义，于是在工作5个月后，他离开，转而去修摩托车。这段从哲学缺位到哲学实践的过程，就构成了这本新书。 以下粗译，不当之...  

啊我没有看完，看了几页就觉得很蠢了。水管工再挣钱so what 呢，我就喜欢享受买别人服务的快乐啊

啊我没有看完，看了几页就觉得很蠢了。水管工再挣钱so what 呢，我就喜欢享受买别人服务的快乐啊

工匠精神

Crawford 在这本书中对 knowledge worker 工作实质的分析读来真的心有戚戚焉。不过按照他的分析，这类工作”弱智化“（dumbing down）恐怕是当代企业甚或是社会的系统问题，几乎无法避免。Crawford 本人逍遥遁入摩托车维修行，根本不关心还在干糟心工作的白领”我该怎么办“的问题。抛开试图解决问题的心态，读本书中 Crawford 的批判和分析只觉得酣畅。但如果还是想要入世，还是多看看 Cal Newport 比较好╮(╯▽╰)╭

想辞职又不知道能做什么/这本书豆瓣评分这么低真是让人怀疑豆瓣读书的是不是都是手不沾阳春水的文青