How do you think these compare to the digital activism or "quiet quitting" we see in modern workplaces today?
Working slowly or feigning misunderstanding to reduce productivity for the landlord.
James C. Scott’s seminal work, Weapons of the Weak: Everyday Forms of Peasant Resistance (1985), fundamentally redefined the academic understanding of political struggle by shifting the focus from rare, violent uprisings to the quiet, persistent friction of daily life. The Myth of Passivity
Agreeing to rules in person but ignoring them in practice.
