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DIVISION, Eng. law. A particular and ascertained part of a county. In Lincolnshire, division means what riding does in Yorkshire.

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Rather, it is the suffocating practical circularity of the prevailing social division of labor. For the latter assigns to labor itself the key role in sustaining the social metabolism, structurally constraining labor thereby with regard to its feasible margin of emancipatory and self-emancipatory action.
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This division of labor may have been morally dysfunctional.
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Thus far, we are on the familiar terrain of Edward Said's Orientalism.(9) The resulting intellectual division of labor laid out a historiographical landscape marked by a series of binary categories (themselves derivative of the orientalist gaze): colonizer/colonized, European/non-European, male/female, colonialist/nationalist and collaborator/resister.
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First, they assumed that efficiency requires not simply the division of tasks (the technical division of labor) but also the assignment of those tasks to individual persons (the social division of labor).
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Human capital formation, good employment opportunities & the firm

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