Time, Work-Discipline, and Industrial Capitalism E.P. Thompson (Farsi)

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"Time, Work-Discipline, and Industrial Capitalism" by E.P. Thompson is a seminal work in social history that examines the transformation of labor practices during the rise of industrial capitalism in Britain. Thompson explores how the concept of time became a crucial element in the organization and control of labor in factories and other industrial settings. He argues that the imposition of strict work-discipline was central to the emergence of capitalist relations of production and the exploitation of labor. Thompson's study delves into the social and cultural dimensions of time-keeping and work-discipline, highlighting how these practices were shaped by broader economic, political, and cultural forces. He examines the resistance of workers to the regimentation of time and the struggles for control over their own labor.