Emotion work: considering gender in digital labor

Jacquelyn Arcy

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Digital Economy and Work Transformation Gender, Feminism, and Media Emotional Labor in Professions

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With the rise of digital media, the autonomist Marxist concept of immaterial labor has been widely used to describe how quotidian online interactions generate cultural and economic value (Tiziana T...

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