Sentences with phrase «immaterial labour»

The history of the family is one founded upon labour, and particularly the immaterial labour of women.

It also resonated with contemporary debates led by organisations such as W.A.G.E (Working Artists and the Greater Economy) and recent discussions about theories of immaterial labour, whose concerns include the articulation of definitions of work remuneration.

She is interested in virtual capital, imaginary property, immaterial labour, hybrid authorship, changes of aura, value and status of objects in cognitive capitalism.

A team of «cleaners» in red T - shirts branded «Sweeping... continuing daily» sweep coloured slips of propaganda around the galleries, making visible the immaterial labour of institutions.

Immaterial labour is real labour and going beyond just looking and repeating requires precision and focus.

Carolyn Jong is a graduate student in the interdisciplinary Humanities PhD program at Concordia University, where she studies modding, immaterial labour, and participatory culture.

Not exact matches

1) You apparently make a very real, and in hindsight materiel threat to report and disenfranchise Labour supporters, and they or members acting in their defence (and Labours interests and honour) respond with immaterial threats of possible de-selection.

The programme explores themes of «labour» (manual, industrial and immaterial), the telling of overlooked or fading histories and the cyclical process of change.