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1(hu)(qing)ȥ(l)£Ͳ옷(l)P1
He cannot be really happy if he is compelled by society to do what he does not enjoy doing, or if
w hat he enjoys doing is ignored by society as of no value or importance.
2ȡQڹȡQڏ@(xing)ϲP3
Whether a job is to be classified as labor or w ork depends, not on the job itself, but on the tastes of the individual who undertakes it.
3@߅^(q)ecwڄ(dng)Xڄ(dng)֮gą^(q)eһP3
The difference does not , for example, coincide w ith the difference between a manual and a mental job.
4(hu)ȻԼȄڄ(dng)ĕr(sh)gԽɊʘ(l)ĕr(sh)gԽL(zhng)ԽP3
So that it is natural for him to imagine that the fewer hours he has to spend laboring, and the more hours he is free to play, the better.
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1.compel 2.voluntary 3.undertake 4.coincide 5.manual
6.efficiency 7.compulsion 8.division 9.eliminate 10.boring
11.amusement . so far as know s . to coincide with . attitude toward . to go in for
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5.This instinct has to do w ith the political nature of w ork itself, something every modern w orker understands. (para.3)
6.The bosses want more from the w orker than they are w illing to give in return. (para.3)
7.A good worker in a key spot could , so long as he kept up production , take all the coffee breaks he wanted.(para.3)
8.I have searched my mind in vain for a polite way to tell that reader to go to hell. (para.4)
9.If you are that reader, I w ould recommend that you abandon your outrage and begin thinking abut doing something similar for yourself. (para.5)
10.They also like it for another reason, even if they w ill not admit it : it makes it very difficult for the worker to do anything other than w ork.
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1.ȥ(l)ܸd
He can't be happy if he is compelled to do what he doesn't enjoy doing. If he is compelled to do w hat he is unw illing to do, he cannot be happy.
2.һDŽ߀ǹȡQڂ(g)˵ϲ
Whether a job is to be classified as labor or work depends on one's interest.
3.Vxf(shu)κĹ(du)(hu)
In a broad sense , w hat anyone does is beneficial to the society. In general , what one does is of social value.
4.c֮gą^(q)ecwڄ(dng)cXڄ(dng)ą^(q)eһӡ
The difference between labor and w ork does not coincide with that betw een a manual and a mental job;
5.g(sh)cڄ(dng)ֹSI(lng)Y(ji)ˌ(du)쾚
Technology and the division of labor have eliminated in many fields the need for skilled w orkers.
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