The spear of capital and the shield of labor: Chinese model of emotional labor in domestic work
Abstract The theory of emotional labor, originating from the institutional background of the Western social and cultural system, is committed to criticizing the emotional management and emotional alienation of service workers under capital discipline. This paper introduces the construction of social...
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