Publish at February 22 2023 Updated February 22 2023
There is something in common between the organization of space in the school of Jules Ferry and the organization of work in the factory of Taylor. Should we see an implicit intention beyond the objective of producing school knowledge: the intention of structuring a behavior of subordination necessary to hold a position in a company?
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