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The Maternal Gaze: The Labour of Mothering in exposes several of the failures of heterosexuality, specifically traditional and stereotypical gender roles in the nuclear family—indeed the husband is frequently present in the narrative because of conversations about his lack of presence when he opts out of family life to play video games or take

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A Quest for Autonomy: Work and Personal Fulfilment in the Japanese Film m double discrimination in the labour market, due to both their gender and their disability. However, following recent policies aimed at improving access to employment for disabled people, a growing number of media representations are picturing disabled people, including women, at work..The film . (

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Work It, Robot! Exploring Forced Choices of Femininity in , [Ich bin dein Mensch] (Maria Schrader, Gbour market, asking for a re-definition of man/womankind in opposition to human-like machines within society and a “capitalist reading of love”. . centres on 40-something-year-old Alma, a successful researcher, who has devoted her life to her work. Tom (a humanoid robot made to make her happy) comes

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Book 2024porary labour market. The edited collection brings together contributions on Aesthetic Labour; Power, Politics, and Neoliberal Industries; and Sex, Sexuality, and Relationships..Within the context of fourth wave feminism, there has been a new proliferation in the global media landscape of representa

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Introduction: Work it, Girl!, has been used across a variety of mediums. “Work it, girl!” has been used to indicate enthusiastic support and encouragement in ways that echo the call-and-response interactivity of drag-based, dancehall subcultures.

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Recuperating Women’s Care Work in 2010s Television Fictions of Nurses and Nursing in the Neoliberal ood. The chapter begins with an interrogative contextual analysis of the BBC sitcom . (2009–2013), which lampoons NHS managerialism and bureaucracy, and culminates in a case study analysis of the issues raised by the depiction of nursing and care work in the first series of the BBC drama . (2017–).

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The Maternal Gaze: The Labour of Mothering in oy a range of queer theory to analyse the labour of femininity—the protagonist mother with no time to spend on herself is very unlike the glamorous star persona of Charlize Theron who plays her—the labour of childcare, both unpaid mothering and paid nannying, and the illness that occurs in the film because of the toll of such labour.

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