Georges Friedmann
Georges Friedmann · Philosophy & Social Sciences
French sociologist of work and industrial labor
1902, Paris, France — 1977, Paris, France
France
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Friedmann was a French sociologist regarded as a founder of the sociology of work, analyzing how industrial mechanization and the division of labor shaped human experience. He was born in Paris to a Jewish father and was of Jewish descent. His studies of labor influenced French social science and the founding of communication studies.
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French sociologist of work and industrial labor
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