32: Work
Up one levelWork, April 1997
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Introduction: Work or Die
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Annalee Newitz, Kim Nicolini, Steven Rubio
Although we spend most of our time working, there is a strong taboo against open discussions of problems we have at work. -
Bad Shorts: Heaven's Gate
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Charlie Bertsch, Joel Schalit
Short articles by regular Bad Subjects authors. -
Reporting Rape vs. a Woman's Right to Speak: I Won't Get Fooled Again
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Cynthia Hoffman
First I was raped by a man; then I was raped by the system; some people get raped by the press; but I continue to be raped by a social structure that insists that my rape is their property. My rape is my property and I'm taking it back. -
The Personal is Capital: Autobiographical Work and Self-Promotion
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Freya Johnson, Annalee Newitz
Sharing territory with the rags-to-riches ideal, the U.S. victim story is usually told from the perspective of an oppressed person who makes good. -
In Defense of Fucking Off
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Steven Rubio
Who knows how many potential Jeffersons and Thoreaus are hiding out there, buried in their work? How many Debords, how many Ehrenreichs, how many Lennons? -
Work Without a Face
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Kim Nicolini
How many times have you had a frustrating experience with a person on the phone who is there to "serve you"? I find myself dealing with this kind of situation numerous times each month, not for my work but for my "needs." -
Escape From the Flatlands
- Meaningful work has been difficult for me to achieve. I've had to untangle my own mind from yards of useless myth and bias, and then move towards those things which I can find some hope in.
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Caretaking the Echo Pond: The Practice of Art in the Fin-de-Siecle Academy
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Mark Van Proyen
Who will be left to sing the Internationale as the New Globalism concludes its current process of post-ideological economic consolidation? -
Working Cyberspace
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Tim Jackson
If we envision cyberspace as a site of more democratic forms of communication and resistance, we begin to imagine its transformative potential. -
Visa, Not Welfare
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Doug Henwood
In America, instead of unions and a civilized welfare state, we have VISA cards and home equity loans. -
What People Do
- Interviews with the workers who make Bad Subjects possible.