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Richard Sennett

    January 1, 1943

    Richard Sennett has dedicated his work to understanding how individuals and groups make social and cultural sense of their urban environments and labor. His research focuses on empowering people to become adept interpreters of their own experiences, even amidst societal obstacles. As a social analyst, Sennett builds upon the pragmatist tradition of William James and John Dewey. He delves into the formation of identity within cities, explores how modern capitalism reshapes the lives of workers, and examines the consequences for responsibility, cooperation, and craftsmanship.

    Richard Sennett
    Building and dwelling : ethics for the city
    The Fall of Public Man
    The Hidden Injuries of Class
    Authority
    Conversations with Richard Sennett
    Democracy and Urban Form