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Re: [ox-en] The Hacker Ethic and Meaningful Work



Tom

I will have a read of it

I am working on some stuff on unix history as well at the moment I can
send you if you want.

Where was the Stallamn comment? I love deeply flawed Floss work :-)

Martin



On 5/11/05, Tom Chance <lists tomchance.org.uk> wrote:
Ahoy,

Further to my grumpy rant, here is some of my own work for people to dissect
and criticise :)

'The Hacker Ethic and Meaningful Work', my undergraduate dissertation in
Philosophy. In it I tried to develop a unified hacker / free software ethic
that addresses the question of meaningful work, highlighting a few conceptual
problems along the way. I then tried to clarify and answer some of them with
the Marxist theory of alienation.

http://www.tomchance.org.uk/research/hackerethic/dissertation

Comments are appreciated, as I intend to clean it up and see if I can't get it
published somewhere this summer (if it's good enough).

Some random fun trivia on it: Stallman described it as "deeply flawed", but
said he didn't have time to explain why. I suspect it begins with the word
"Marx" :)

Regards,
Tom

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