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Gender Class And Occupation Working Class Men Doing Dirty Work 1st Edition Ruth Simpson

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Gender Class And Occupation Working Class Men Doing Dirty Work 1st Edition Ruth Simpson
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Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan UK
File Extension: PDF
File size: 5.71 MB
Pages: 276
Author: Ruth Simpson, Jason Hughes, Natasha Slutskaya (auth.)
ISBN: 9781137439673, 9781137439697, 113743967X, 1137439696
Language: English
Year: 2016
Edition: 1

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Gender Class And Occupation Working Class Men Doing Dirty Work 1st Edition Ruth Simpson by Ruth Simpson, Jason Hughes, Natasha Slutskaya (auth.) 9781137439673, 9781137439697, 113743967X, 1137439696 instant download after payment.

This insightful new study explores an emerging and growing interest in Sociology and Organization Studies which concerns the meanings and experiences of ‘dirty’ work. Based on a unique study of male street cleaners, refuse collectors, graffiti removers and butchers, and drawing on Bourdieu as a theoretical frame, it presents an ‘embodied’ understanding of ‘dirty’ work. Gender, Work and Occupation explores new avenues of workplace studies, highlighting how material conditions both support and constrain processes of occupation-based ideological constructions. Using original field research, the authors put forward a different agenda in terms of how we think about dirty work, and how we can explore and understand the ‘lived experiences’ of dirty workers.

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