>They'll never know the dignity of inspired labor, of a physical job
>well-done, of the sweet soreness one feels the day after some heavy lifting,
>hammering, digging.
That, like Chuck's
>The soul needs labor. The deep, hard, sweating, and crushing kind
>of labor that connects every fiber and bone of the body to the
>earth...
sounds like a load of organicist claptrap to me. And also extremely masculinist - I don't see any evocation of the beauties of cooking and cleaning and caregiving, just the manly pursuit of grunting toil.
Doug