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Surprising that the author doesn't mention Arlie Russell Hochschild's idea of "emotional labor," which Hochschild first wrote about over 40(!) years ago.
by xhevahir 2y ago
Surprising that the author doesn't mention Arlie Russell Hochschild's idea of "emotional labor," which Hochschild first wrote about over 40(!) years ago.
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- keybored 2y ago- Emotional labor seemed to be a term coined for non-obvious work that is not directly tied to a worker’s duties: service workers don’t have it as their work duties, but simply “being nice” and accommodating can take effort (work) - Caring professions are more directly interpersonal and intimate; that there is an emotional component is more obvious and less incidental - This is about administrative work that is completely separate from interpersonal work duties