Status Updates From Free Time: The History of a...

I fear I might've left this book and 'State and Revolution' behind when moving for the start of the semester. I really hope I find it in my bags but I don't think I packed any of them😭😭

Current state: deep pain and sorrow

Will update if I find them somewhere :')

'Inevitably, the work-life balance literature tends to devolve into heroic stories of achievers. A common theme is the profile of Chris O'Neil, a male executive, who rises at 5:30 a.m. to meditate before he drops the kids at school and then goes to the club for more exercise before a full day of focused business. ... Work-life books generally ignore the problems of all but the professional elite.

Si sigo así voy a terminarlo en 4 años😭

'In both the question of time scarcity and time use, there is a sense of loss—insufficient free time and free time that is unfulfilling. And that loss is not there just during exceptional situations like the COVID-19 crisis, but, for many, it is an unexplained and often unrecognized condition of twenty-first-century daily life in America and much of the industrial world.'