哼. 愛擺官道的人們最愛被吹捧。
Especially for those administrative ones.
2010年5月10日 星期一
2010年5月4日 星期二
你把你的靈魂賣給了誰?
http://nthur.lib.nthu.edu.tw/handle/987654321/5291
這是從一個朋友那看到的聯結, 是一個在清華大學社會學研究所學生的論文。我覺得其題目及其標題都非常的值得我們省思及注意，所以在此再加以記錄。
這是從一個朋友那看到的聯結, 是一個在清華大學社會學研究所學生的論文。我覺得其題目及其標題都非常的值得我們省思及注意，所以在此再加以記錄。
| 題名: | 「我把我的靈魂賣給了工作」--竹科半導體產業工程師生活風格探討 |
| 其他題名: | "Sell One's Soul to the Work--The disscussion about the life style of the semiconductor industry engineers in HSIP |
| 作者: | 唐瑛蔓 |
| 描述: | 碩士 國立清華大學 社會學研究所 |
| 關鍵詞: | 工程師 生活風格 規訓 生存心態 自主性解消 |
摘 要 本 論文企圖解釋形塑竹科半導體產業工程師生活風格的機制。依循著Foucault 的微物理概念和Bourdieu的「Habitus」，我們發現工程師獨特的生活風格來自於工作場域和工作內容的銘刻作用。對Foucault和 Bourdieu而言，這是一種規訓勞動主體的方式，半導體產業工程師會在勞動過程當中，不自覺得發展出一套寫在身體的知識系統，這套知識系統深刻影響著 工程師們的所有行動，本論文的第三章即將竹科工程師族群特有的「Habitus」定義為「工作至上」。而在論文的第四章即利用Foucault的微物理概 念詳加討論影響工程師「Habitus」產生的機制，包括高科技產業的生產文化和在工作空間的行動方式等。依照Foucualt和Bourdieu的理 論，行動主體是難以逃脫物質環境掌控的，於是第五章本論文回答了竹科工程師是否能夠逃脫得了高科技工作的種種箝制，然而根據田野觀察和訪談研究分析，"我們 很明白的看到了竹科工程師在把勞動力賣給高科技資本家的同時，一併賣掉了他的靈魂和自主性。失去了靈魂和自主性的科技人除了能夠精確的掌握工作外，他們沒 有辦法用心的去經營工作外的生活，這就是高科技產業帶來的麻煩，如果台灣社會將要繼續發展高科技產業，我們必需正視這一個問題。" 說的好好呀~真是令人發自省思的想法。 |
2010年4月30日 星期五
Silly hearsay politic comments and others
Statement based by false generalization is faulted already. Using fabricated hearsay and irrational words that you borrowed from someone also kills one's creditability. And to my surprise is that one of my friends (with her many years of education overseas), still talks like one of those who never left their countries.
That horrifies me to some degrees. Why would she believe that?
Those are just irrational words that meant to stir up more emotions and make people not being able to sensibly look at the real issues themselves. I wish to reason with her, but I recede knowing that it will just lead to blurry meaningless discussion.
On the second note, maybe the whole celebration thing is overrated. I don't know why it is so hard to make plans with others sometimes. oh well. Probably it is also an unnecessary celebration too! Difficult times now... one should learn to count his blessing!
On the last note, I feel like hurting people now. I know it sounds mad to say so, but don't feel sort of feeling like that when we're out of love? I don't know. I am a creep I know.
(oh, got my very lovely red dress ever. Jen is the best sister you can ever got! yay!)
yes, I want him jealous...I long for his attention. I know it was just all silly....but I don't care. really I don't care.
That horrifies me to some degrees. Why would she believe that?
Those are just irrational words that meant to stir up more emotions and make people not being able to sensibly look at the real issues themselves. I wish to reason with her, but I recede knowing that it will just lead to blurry meaningless discussion.
On the second note, maybe the whole celebration thing is overrated. I don't know why it is so hard to make plans with others sometimes. oh well. Probably it is also an unnecessary celebration too! Difficult times now... one should learn to count his blessing!
On the last note, I feel like hurting people now. I know it sounds mad to say so, but don't feel sort of feeling like that when we're out of love? I don't know. I am a creep I know.
(oh, got my very lovely red dress ever. Jen is the best sister you can ever got! yay!)
yes, I want him jealous...I long for his attention. I know it was just all silly....but I don't care. really I don't care.
2010年4月28日 星期三
"Stay hungry, stay foolish"
No matter how fast time changes...家書還是可以抵萬金呀
這是今天在整理歸類東西時的一個感想
在整理的同時, 又找到了這一篇幾年前聽過的演講 今天再聽一次 還是同樣令人振奮
尤其是在這個時間點上, 我覺得我更能感同身受吧
以下是我節選我自己所喜愛句子 大部分是從第二個故書出來的
"Your work is going to fill a large part of your life, and the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you believe is great work. And the only way to do great work is to love what you do. If you haven't found it yet, keep looking. Don't settle. As with all matters of the heart, you'll know when you find it. And, like any great relationship, it just gets better and better as the years roll on. So keep looking until you find it. Don't settle.
"I had been rejected, but I'm still in love."
"Keep looking, don't settle."
這是今天在整理歸類東西時的一個感想
在整理的同時, 又找到了這一篇幾年前聽過的演講 今天再聽一次 還是同樣令人振奮
尤其是在這個時間點上, 我覺得我更能感同身受吧
以下是我節選我自己所喜愛句子 大部分是從第二個故書出來的
"Your work is going to fill a large part of your life, and the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you believe is great work. And the only way to do great work is to love what you do. If you haven't found it yet, keep looking. Don't settle. As with all matters of the heart, you'll know when you find it. And, like any great relationship, it just gets better and better as the years roll on. So keep looking until you find it. Don't settle.
"I had been rejected, but I'm still in love."
"Keep looking, don't settle."
2010年4月16日 星期五
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