Knowledge work compulsion: The neoliberal mediation of working existence in the network society

IF 0.2 3区哲学 0 PHILOSOPHY SOUTH AFRICAN JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY Pub Date : 2024-02-05 DOI:10.1080/02580136.2023.2288752

A. B. Hofmeyr

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This contribution seeks to understand the pervasive phenomenon of work compulsion among knowledge workers in our present network society. Knowledge workers not only have to work all the time from a...

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知识工作的强迫：新自由主义对网络社会中工作生存的干预

这篇论文旨在了解当今网络社会中知识工作者普遍存在的工作强迫现象。知识型员工不仅要一直在网络环境中工作，而且还要在网络环境中工作。

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