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Emotional Labor
Book • 2021
Rose Hackman's work delves into the complexities of emotional labor, particularly within the context of relationships and gender dynamics.
Her analysis sheds light on the often-unseen and undervalued emotional work that individuals perform, particularly women, in maintaining relationships and social harmony.
The book explores how societal expectations and gender roles contribute to the unequal distribution of emotional labor.
Hackman's insights challenge traditional notions of caregiving and highlight the emotional toll of consistently managing the emotional needs of others.
Ultimately, her work advocates for a more equitable distribution of emotional labor in personal and professional settings.
Her analysis sheds light on the often-unseen and undervalued emotional work that individuals perform, particularly women, in maintaining relationships and social harmony.
The book explores how societal expectations and gender roles contribute to the unequal distribution of emotional labor.
Hackman's insights challenge traditional notions of caregiving and highlight the emotional toll of consistently managing the emotional needs of others.
Ultimately, her work advocates for a more equitable distribution of emotional labor in personal and professional settings.
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  as a book possibly related to the topic of invisible labor.


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  as a fascinating book about the unspoken expectations placed on parents.


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Mentioned by Kate Balistrieri as a brilliant book about emotional labor.

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