James Suzman on What Hunter-Gatherer Societies Teach Us About Work, Time, and Well-Being

Description

Anthropologist James Suzman on how hunter-gatherer societies organised work and time, and what their example says about working life now.

What’s inside

10 sessions, self-paced:

• Introduction
• All Living Organisms Do Work
• We’re Skilled at Acquiring Skills
• Not Everything Is a Competition
• Our Ancestors Worked to Live—But They Did Not Live to Work
• Our Relationship With Hierarchy Is Complicated
• We’re Not All Farmers Anymore
• We Define Ourselves by the Work We Do
• Work Today Is Doing More Harm Than Good
• Conclusion

What you get

• Access for 365 days from the date of purchase
• A Certificate of Completion when you finish
• Start and stop whenever you like; your progress is saved

The All Access bundle covers this course and every other one in the library for $99.99 a year.