Introduction. Le soin néolibéralisé. Crise du travail, crise politique
By shedding light on the ambiguities of recognition at work with regard to mental health, the psychodynamics of work admits that it can play a role in voluntary servitude and represent a key to understanding the subjective issues at stake in participation in ecological damage. But it is perhaps by s...
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| Achoimre: | By shedding light on the ambiguities of recognition at work with regard to mental health, the psychodynamics of work admits that it can play a role in voluntary servitude and represent a key to understanding the subjective issues at stake in participation in ecological damage. But it is perhaps by starting again from the latter - in particular the central place given to cooperation and the deontic activity on which it is based - that we can think about the construction of the world and thus, the social conditions that make it possible to think about alternative and sustainable work organisations ; a crucial point for building a post-neoliberal world. |
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