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The Critique of Labour in the Neoliberal Era

On the Metamorphoses of a Concept between Pathology and Power

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Mimesis International


Paru le : 2026-02-16



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Labour shapes contemporary life not only as an activity or institution, but as a mode of thought — a framework that organises time, structures society, and defines value. This book examines labour as a political force that produces subjectivity and sustains social legitimacy, moving beyond its conventional economic definitions. It develops a critical method to trace labour’s conceptual metamorphoses, analyse its contemporary crises, and open space for alternative imaginaries. In the age of algorithmic governance, fractured subjectivities, and performative selfhood, this is an invitation to pause: not to reject labour, but to rethink its centrality, trace its boundaries, and approach its transformations as a site of struggle, critique, and possibility.
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250 pages
Collection
n.c
Parution
2026-02-16
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Mimesis International
EAN papier
9788869775352
EAN PDF
9788869775352
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Nombre pages copiables
2
Nombre pages imprimables
25
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7465 Ko
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Nicolò Maria Ingarra, PhD in Global Studies, is currently a research fellow at the University of Macerata, where he collaborates with the Chair of Political Philosophy. His research focuses on contemporary metamorphoses of labour, gender studies, and the critical analysis of structural forms of discrimination. He has published essays and academic articles on the philosophy of labour, biopolitics, and intersectionality.

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