WORK AND WORK CULTURE AGAINST THE BACKGROUND OF CIVILIZATIONAL CHANGES

The book "Work and Work Culture against the Background of Civilizational Changes" by Zdzisław Wołk is a fascinating journey through the history of work, presented in the context of a changing society. The author analyzes with extraordinary precision the evolution of work from the times of tribal communities to the present day. It is a reading that encourages reflection on the role of work in our lives and its impact on shaping culture.

• Biographical nature of the publication
• Multiple cross-sections of the stories of the narrators
• Reliable and insightful presentation of the specifics of work
• Reference to work as a means of fulfilling needs
• Strengthening the conviction of the importance of the family home
• Inspiration for actions to promote education
• Respect for the work performed during the PRL period

This publication is biographical in nature, showing in multiple cross-sections the stories of individual narrators in various periods of civilizational changes. The author presents the specifics of work very reliably and insightfully, starting from the era of the tribal community society and ending with modern times. Important advantages of the book are the reference to work as a means of fulfilling many needs, taking into account economic, social and cultural aspects, and showing its impact on shaping human identity.

The author analyzes with passion and commitment how changing social and economic conditions affect the perception of work and its importance in an individual's life. This book is not only a valuable source of knowledge, but also an inspiration to reflect on one's own approach to work and its role in building society. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand how work has shaped and continues to shape our culture.

I hope that reading it will strengthen readers' conviction of the great and unquestionable importance of the family home in education for work and shaping the culture of work, and will inspire them to take actions to promote this education. It will also allow for respect for the unfortunately often discredited work performed by parents in the difficult period of the PRL. I address this book especially to parents, educators and teachers, because it is mainly up to them to raise children - so that throughout their further lives they can draw on the resources acquired in childhood, especially from the level of work culture achieved. In postmodern times, this is extremely important.

The Impuls publishing house, known for its publications in the field of pedagogy and social sciences, offers readers a valuable item that will certainly contribute to deepening knowledge about work and its impact on our lives. This book is not only a valuable source of information, but also an inspiration to reflect on one's own approach to work and its role in building society. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand how work has shaped and continues to shape our culture.