Chapter Overview
‘Quality’ is a short story written by John Galsworthy, highlighting the values of dedication, craftsmanship, and pride in one's work. The story revolves around Mr. Gessler, a German shoemaker in London, who is renowned for making high-quality, handmade boots. Despite facing immense pressure from big boot manufacturing companies and modern commercialism, Mr. Gessler remains committed to his craft. The story is a tribute to all artisans who put their heart into their work, emphasizing that real quality is not about marketing but about honesty, dedication, and personal touch.Important Keywords
- Craftsmanship: Skilled work in creating or repairing items with care and expertise.
- Integrity: The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles.
- Commercialism: Emphasis on maximizing profit through mass production and advertising.
- Bespoke: Custom-made, especially for a particular customer.
- Obsolescence: The state of becoming outdated or no longer used.
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