Can Mr Hartz's vision of the worker as co-entrepreneur survive?
In a 1992 research paper, the Boeing engineers Thomas Caudell and David Mizell described a pair of "see-thru virtual reality goggles", a device that would enhance the vision of factory workers with the complicated task of piecing together a jumbo jet's nests of internal wiring with dynamically changing labels and information.
He made his way into ground zero and Battery Park City, capturing the otherworldly vision of rescue workers trudging through the wreckage, their faces hidden by masks.
Deep-seated attitudes that predate the referendum by at least a generation; plus, I fear, a fused vision of EU workers and non-EU migrants and refugees rushing our shores.
It showed up in other work, too, like Russell Aikins's photograph of Henry and Edsel Ford in front of the massive steel beams and luminous metal smokestacks of the River Rouge plant, or Arthur Gerlach's vision of brave construction workers high above the city.
Liberal outlets have tried to make sense of the massive divide between "our" (upper-class liberals working in tech) vision of the country and "their" (blue-collar workers) vision of the country.
Another old-fashioned idea will have a new burst of popularity, and teachers again be defined in terms of the subject they teach, with a corresponding decline in the vision of the teacher as simply a social worker.
This vision includes a wage rate that acknowledges the dignity of the workers, all of whom have been created in the image of God.
Ford's vision was to celebrate revolutionary achievements and the contributions of the workers who served as the human links in his assembly lines.
The shift would create a greatly expanded corps of diplomats and aid workers that, in the vision of the incoming Obama administration, would be engaged in projects around the world aimed at preventing conflicts and rebuilding failed states.
