Corporatism: Oppression, Suppression, Depression and Subversion
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120042
Lithograph - 11.25” x 13.5” - Hand-Colored, Unframed
As a teacher, I felt I could help to educate young adults to be wise about the world around them. Along the way, I decided that the maxim "...a picture is worth a thousand words,..." is correct. So as a sociologist, this is my characterization of how corporate organizations deal with human beings.
First we tend to feel oppressed, then we suppress our feelings, then we get depressed and in order to survive within the organization we adapt and/or subvert our behavior. Thus the human animal adapts to the limitations in order to live a satisfactory life. A total of five of these lithographs were hand-printed and hand-colored.
As a teacher, I felt I could help to educate young adults to be wise about the world around them. Along the way, I decided that the maxim "...a picture is worth a thousand words,..." is correct. So as a sociologist, this is my characterization of how corporate organizations deal with human beings.
First we tend to feel oppressed, then we suppress our feelings, then we get depressed and in order to survive within the organization we adapt and/or subvert our behavior. Thus the human animal adapts to the limitations in order to live a satisfactory life. A total of five of these lithographs were hand-printed and hand-colored.
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