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Gameplay as design: uses of computer players' immaterial labour [PDF]
Northern Lights, 2007 The primary mode of reception in computer games is play. This implies that the agency performed by computer players does not limit itself to the process of reading, but is constituted by a creative enactment of the structures of interactive actions and events inherent in the game.
Adam Arvidsson, Kjetil Sandvik
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Reality Television, The Hills and the Limits of the Immaterial Labour Thesis [PDF]
tripleC: Communication, Capitalism & Critique, 2010 This paper will examine the immaterial labour thesis as proposed by Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri through a case study of reality television production practices, specifically those of the MTV program, The Hills.
Alison Mary Virginia Hearn
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Reflections On Feminism, Immaterial Labour And The Post-Fordist Regime [PDF]
New Formations, 2011 1. OPERAISMO AND THE SUCCESSES OF CLASS STRUGGLE? In the many articles and books written in recent years on the topics of precarious labour, immaterial and affective labour, all of which are understood within the over-arching frame of post-Fordist regimes of production, there is a failure to foreground gender, or indeed to knit gender and ethnicity ...
Angela Mcrobbie
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Immaterial Fordism: the paradox of game industry labour [PDF]
Work Organisation, Labour and Globalisation, 2007 In different ways, Marxist autonomist, regulation school, and neoliberal theories all claim that work in the new economy is increasingly characterised by high levels of creativity, cooperation, and innovation, albeit accompanied by uncertainty and a ...
Leif Schumacher
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Towards a Psychoanalytic Concept of Affective-Digital Labour [PDF]
Media and Communication, 2018 This article draws on the argument that users on corporate social media conduct labour through the sharing of user-generated content. Critical political economists argue that such acts contribute to value creation on social media and are therefore to be ...
Jacob Johanssen
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Trabalho imaterial, cultura e dominação | Immaterial labour, culture and domination [PDF]
Liinc em Revista, 2010 Resumo A postulação do trabalho imaterial como algo central no atual momento histórico é, ao mesmo tempo, algo que se refere às transformações da cultura contemporânea, na forma de produção cultural.
Sílvio Camargo
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Exercise as Labour: Quantified Self and the Transformation of Exercise into Labour [PDF]
Societies, 2014 The recent increase in the use of digital self-tracking devices has given rise to a range of relations to the self often discussed as quantified self (QS).
Chris Till
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Cultura e trabalho imaterial | Culture and immaterial labour
Liinc em Revista, 2010 Apresentação do volume 1 do número 6, Liinc em Revista.
Barbara Szaniecki +2 more
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Theories of immaterial labour: a critical reflection based on Marx
Work Organisation, Labour and Globalisation, 2014 Proponents of the notion of a ‘knowledge economy’ argue that immaterial labour is the main productive force in contemporary society. This article takes issue with this view.
Henrique Amorim
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Performing for affect? Immaterial labour and performer training
Theatre, Dance and Performance Training, 2014 Despite its well-documented precarious nature, graduates regard the social factory of the cultural and creative industries as a desirable career destination. University-based performer training has found itself at the forefront of this, championing the critical role of self-awareness, social reflexivity and cultural knowledge in the formation of the ...
Calvin Taylor
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