The bulk of today’s factory workers who work on assembly lines are not highly skilled or educated, while those who are needed to repair or develop the new technologies used posses both skills and education. When I think about my views of a factory in modern times and compare that to the definition of a factory in the early eighteenth century, it is very different...
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Prude (1983), points out that while there were two definitions of factory in the early 17th and 18th centuries, the one that came to represent our idea of a factory today, would be that of manufacturing. Prude states, “There was not a lexographical connection in the antebellum era between factory and mill, or between factory and sizable mechanized workplaces of any kind...
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