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Social Games And Identity In The Higher Education Workplace Playing With Gender Class And Emotion 1st Edition Michelle Addison Auth

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Social Games And Identity In The Higher Education Workplace Playing With Gender Class And Emotion 1st Edition Michelle Addison Auth
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Social Games And Identity In The Higher Education Workplace Playing With Gender Class And Emotion 1st Edition Michelle Addison Auth instant download after payment.

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan UK
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.16 MB
Pages: 231
Author: Michelle Addison (auth.)
ISBN: 9781137518026, 9781137518033, 1137518022, 1137518030
Language: English
Year: 2016
Edition: 1

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Social Games And Identity In The Higher Education Workplace Playing With Gender Class And Emotion 1st Edition Michelle Addison Auth by Michelle Addison (auth.) 9781137518026, 9781137518033, 1137518022, 1137518030 instant download after payment.

We all play games at work – but have you ever wondered how your identity becomes bound up with game playing? This book is about employees in the Higher Education workplace and it provides an interpretation of why people act the way they do at work as an expression of game playing. It offers an insight into how people try to adapt and fit in at work by looking at how value is attached to certain identities through the lens of class and gender. The figure of the 'chav', the 'emotional woman', 'The Grafter', and 'Mrs. Bucket', are explored in detail as representations of what kinds of people are permitted, or not, to fit in at work. These identities are topical, and may even be familiar to readers, but the author’s analysis of them challenges why they exist, what function these identities serve at work, and who is able to deploy and inscribe them as part of the games people play at work.

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