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"The craftsman is a more inclusive category than the artisan; he or she represents on each of us the desire to do something well, concretely, for its own sake. [...] but the reality on the ground is that people who aspire to be good craftsmen are depressed, ignored, or misunderstood by social institutions. [...] From the origins of classical civilization, craftsmen have suffered mistreatment. What has kept them going humanly is belief in their work and their involvement with its materials."

Richard Sennett in, The Craftsman [pag 144] 

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