Kurs: Feminist Studies of Work

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The course explores the genealogy of the understanding of work in capitalist economy as wage labor and subsequent feminist criticism. It relies on rich tradition of feminist movement and thinking concerned with the socioeconomic situation of women in capitalism. The course studies various gendered kinds of work, future of work, as well as labor organizing. The goal of the course is to learn how to apply the academic themes discussed to current affairs and everyday life situations and to familiarize oneself with various disciplinary and methodological approaches in the research of work.
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Select section 1. Theoretical and disciplinary approaches to work and labor

1. Theoretical and disciplinary approaches to work and labor
Select section 2. Marxist understanding of work/labor and work ethics

2. Marxist understanding of work/labor and work ethics
Select section 3. Social reproduction and care

3. Social reproduction and care
Select section 4. Factory labor

4. Factory labor
Select section 5. Emotional and affective work

5. Emotional and affective work
Select section 6. Professional work

6. Professional work
Select section 7. Precarized work

7. Precarized work
Select section 8. Work of marginalized populations

8. Work of marginalized populations
Select section 9. The articulation of work and family

9. The articulation of work and family
Select section 10. Occupational health and worker safety

10. Occupational health and worker safety
Select section 11. Workers’ organizing and labor unions

11. Workers’ organizing and labor unions
Select section 12. Automation

12. Automation
Select section 13. Refusal of work

13. Refusal of work