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thenewinquiry:

The disappearing work-life divide and the feminization of abstract labor in SleepingBeauty

By Malcolm Harris

In the opening scene of Julia Leigh’s debut film SleepingBeauty, Lucy (Emily Browning), our beautiful college-student protagonist, serves as a…

working girl. precarity life.

(Source: thenewinquiry)





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    No desire whatsoever to see the film and yet the analysis is very interesting.
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    reviews should include leftist critique...employer/employee relations.
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    working girl. precarity life.
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    Malcolm writes, “It’s...One-DimensionalWoman…” I agree about
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    stomach churning
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    post reminded me...miss about grad school.
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