Arbeit, Freizeit, Lohnprotest

No other area of our lives consumes as much time as work. How much working time is 'normal' or 'acceptable' has become a highly political debate. But organised protest has always been at the centre of this debate. But what role has non-organised protest played? And what conclusions can be drawn from the forms of proletarian protest about the characteristics of the proletarian culture of life?
Dennis A. Heiter examines the unorganised forms of protest used by the working class and how working-class culture differs from other forms of social culture. Based on his analysis of the workers' struggle, he draws up a new cultural and social-historical picture of the worker and the labour movement.