Excerpt from La Fondation Universitaire de Belleville: Travail Intellectual Et Travail Manuel; Premiers Efforts Et Première Année
C'est ensuite toute une école littéraire qui commence à George Sand, qui arrive à son apogée avec Ruskin et Tolstoi', et qui attribue au travail manuel toutes les ver tus rédemptrices tant pour l'individu que pour la société.
Et c'est enfin la classe ouvrière, particulièrement celle instruite dans les doctrines socialistes, qui voit dans le travail manuel la principale et même la seule cause de la production, l'unique source de la richesse.
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