by Pascal Dibie · Métailié · tapa blanda · ISBN 9791022610599
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In this fascinating work, ethnologist Pascal Dibie invites us to reflect on one of the most common activities of modern life: office work. Through a historical journey that spans from Benedictine monks and scribes to contemporary digital nomadism and coworking, the author analyzes how sedentary work has shaped our societies for over three centuries. Combining academic rigor, sensitivity, and a touch of humor, Dibie explores the complexity of our seated lives, offering a chronicle of how the office has become the epicenter of social and professional organization for billions of people worldwide.
