Titlebook: Carers, Care Homes and the British Media; Time to Care Hannah Grist,Ros Jennings Book 2020 The Author(s), under exclusive license to Spring

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Book 2020iences of working as care assistants. The book offers a rich contextual and experiential account of the responsibilities, challenges, and emotions of care work in British society. Grist and Jennings make a case for the need to better value and more accurately represent care work in contemporary media accounts.  .

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ccount of the responsibilities, challenges, and emotions of care work in British society. Grist and Jennings make a case for the need to better value and more accurately represent care work in contemporary media accounts.  .978-3-030-35770-2978-3-030-35768-9

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Autoethnographies of Care,y 20 years. The first autoethnography is written by Hannah Grist, an academic who worked as a care assistant for five years from 2010 to 2015. The second is written by Ros Jennings, now an academic and Professor of Ageing, Media and Culture, but who worked as a care assistant from 1987 to 1991. The

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Little More Than Fools and Monsters: Care Workers in the UK Media, explores significant interventions and trends in the representation of UK care workers over the period pertinent to this book (1989–2019). The first section charts the representations of care workers in the news media and highlights that often they are portrayed in negative ways. It then explores t

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Conversations with Carers,n the book. It explores the ways carers think about themselves, their roles and those they care for, and examines carers’ perceptions of their representation in the British media. This chapter focuses on the most recurrent themes from our conversations with carers—motivations for becoming a care wor

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Concluding Thoughts,modes of portrayal of carers and care homes in the British media as fools or monsters is detrimental to the value placed upon care work by society. It examines the importance of conceptualisations of time within care home cultures and adds to current understandings of the ‘cult of time’. It states t

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