Men and Things
1918
Men and Things, published in 1918 by Henry A. Atkinson, is a social work study that examines the labor conditions of workers in the United States. Atkinson, affiliated with the Congregational Church, emphasizes the importance of recognizing workers' contributions and advocates for social reforms to address economic disparities. The book discusses the relationship between work and life, illustrating the daily struggles of laborers in both urban and rural settings, and highlights the moral responsibilities society has towards its workers.
