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portada Entreprecariat: Everyone Is an Entrepreneur. Nobody Is Safe.
Type
Physical Book
Author
Illustrated by
Publisher
Year
2020
Language
English
Pages
260
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
17.0 x 10.4 x 1.8 cm
Weight
0.20 kg.
ISBN13
9789493148161
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Entreprecariat: Everyone Is an Entrepreneur. Nobody Is Safe.

Silvio Lorusso (Author) · Freek Lomme (Illustrated by) · Josh Plough (Illustrated by) · Onomatopee · Paperback

Entreprecariat: Everyone Is an Entrepreneur. Nobody Is Safe. - Lorusso, Silvio ; Lomme, Freek ; Plough, Josh

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Synopsis "Entreprecariat: Everyone Is an Entrepreneur. Nobody Is Safe."

Mocking self-entrepreneurship and exploring the miseries of precarity, this biting new book identifies the aesthetics of productive anxietyIn this pocket-sized paperback volume, Italian writer and conceptual artist Silvio Lorusso guides us through this era of the "entreprecariat," or the relationship between entrepreneurship and precarity. The precariat class consists of those whose working lives are comprised of disjointed bits, lacking financial or professional stability. In our entreprecarious society, everyone is an entrepreneur and nobody is stable. Through analyses of memes, photographs and advertisements, Lorusso explores tensions surrounding labor, productivity, autonomy and failure while dissecting the media objects that encourage a precarious lifestyle. Precarious economic conditions demand an entrepreneurial attitude, while entrepreneurialism breeds instability and change; thus, entreprecarity is characterized by a cognitive dissonance. Lorusso weaponizes irony and sarcasm in order to shift our collective understanding of work ethic, labor, leisure, production and competition.

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