"The labor process is organized in terms of an interpretative framework that cuts across diverse work sites. This interpretative framework, anchored in intra- and extraprofessional institutions, and reflected in the social structure of the profession (Abbott, 1981), ensures that a particular form of relative autonomy is reproduced in the concrete labor carried out by practitioners operating independently in a market context"[1].
So, is what we need to do then, to define our interpretative framework?
[1] Brain, David. “Practical Knowledge and Occupational Control: The Professionalization of Architecture in the United States.” Sociological Forum 6, no. 2 (June 1991): 239 - 268.
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