Inheritance

Duration: 43 in.

Year Published: 1974

Creator: Bowling Green

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: Contrasts contemporary work patterns with those of pre-industrial days, describing the diminished importance of the individual worker in industrial societies. Compares factory system labor with the work and lives of five American indigenous crafts people. Presents the work of a tinsmith, blacksmith, basket-weaver and an American Indian lacrosse stick-maker. , This Film features a number of hereditary New York craftsmen whose work and lives delineate the glaring difference between the modern worker and the independent, self-motivated worker of a century ago. The Film examines the meaning of work and the crucial role it plays in human happiness.

Complete Record: Contrasts contemporary work patterns with those of pre-industrial days, describing the diminished importance of the individual worker in industrial societies. Compares factory system labor with the work and lives of five American indigenous crafts people. Presents the work of a tinsmith, blacksmith, basket-weaver and an American Indian lacrosse stick-maker. , , NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.


3 users have this film:
Indiana University Library Moving Image Archive, New York Public Library, Visual Studies Workshop


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