A cultural and historical history of the American attitude toward work and its avoidance cites the pivotal contributions of the Industrial Revolution in the formation of the modern work ethic, evaluating the divergence between "worker" and "slacker" stereotypes while citing the observations and examples of such figures as Oscar Wilde, Benjamin Franklin, and Jack Kerouac.
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