The Working Life

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This course focuses on the important and complicated role of work for individuals and societies. One of the most common everyday questions is, "What do you do for a living?" That question, when thoroughly examined, reveals a great deal about how people view themselves and each other, and how much work shapes the human experience. Through the lenses of history, sociology and literature, students examine how working lives have changed over time, the experience of the worker in various contexts and how work shapes identity. Prerequisite(s): ENG0001 or placement, ENG1020 or ENG1024 , sophomore status. Offered at Charlotte, Online, Providence 3 Semester Credits