The Savage Collective
Grant Martsolf, Ben Christenson, Jane GrossLaboring in the Age of the Machine
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 61 | Subscribers | Read | thesavagecollective.substack.com |
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From Steel to Scrubs
This essay is the sixth in a series about gender and household economics in Western Pennsylvania. These serialized essays are the foundation of a lecture that I will be giving for the Catholic Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania. The...
Shadow Work and Steel
This essay is the fifth in a series about Gender and household economics in Western Pennsylvania. These serialized essays are the foundation of a lecture that I will be giving for the Catholic Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania. The...
Ambiguous Complementarity in Western Pennsylvania
This essay is the fourth in a series about Gender and household economics in Western Pennsylvania. These serialized essays are the foundation of a lecture that I will be giving for the Catholic Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania. Th...
The Catholic Vision of Marriage
As a reminder, I am currently writing a series of essays on Work, Gender, and the Household Economy in Western Pennsylvania. This is all in preparation for a talk that I am giving at for the Catholic Historical Society of Western Pennsylvan...
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I write about flourishing and social class in the Machine age.
"I write because I don't know what I think until I read what I say." - Flannery O’Connor. All views (and writing) are my own. By-lines in Inkwell, Mere Orthodoxy, Front Porch Republic, and others.
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