Work, Subjectivity and Learning

Cover -- Table of Contents -- Book Series Scope -- Introduction by the Series Editors -- Preface -- Contributors -- CH 1 Work, Subjectivity and Learning -- 1.1 Work, Subjectivity and Learning -- 1.2 Defining Work, Subjectivity and Learning -- 1.2.1 Work -- 1.2.2 Subjectivity -- 1.2.3 Learning -- 1.3 Relations Among Subjectivity, Learning and Work -- 1.4 Conceptions of Subjectivity -- 1.5 Views of Self -- 1.6 Work, Subjectivity and Learning -- 1.7 References -- CH 2 Escaping/Becoming Subjects: Learning to Work the Boundaries in Boundaryless Work -- 2.1 Boundaries in 'Boundaryless' Work -- 2.2 Understanding Subjectivity -- 2.3 Studying Boundaryless Work -- 2.4 Working the Boundaries -- 2.5 Learning Subjectivity -- 2.6 References -- CH 3 Subjected Bodies, or Embodied Subjects: Subjectivity and Learning Safety at Work -- 3.1 Introduction -- 3.2 Work and the Regulation of Bodies -- 3.3 Embodied Learning in Mine Work -- 3.4 Change and Intentionality -- 3.5 Embodied Learning in Aged Care Work -- 3.6 Exercising Agency: 'It's Like Moving a Mountain' -- 3.7 Conclusion -- 3.8 References -- CH 4 Learning and Experience -- 4.1 New Learning Theory with an Outlook to Worklife -- 4.2 Subjectivity -- 4.3 Experience -- 4.4 Emotional Aspects of Learning in Everyday Life -- 4.5 Knowledge and Language(s) -- 4.6 References -- CH 5. Dressing Corporate Subjectivities: Learning What to Wear to the Bank -- 5.1 Introduction -- 5.2 Researchers as Embodied Subjects -- 5.3 Melanie Gets Dressed -- 5.4 Catherine Gets Dressed -- 5.5 Patricia Gets Dressed -- 5.6 Learning to In/Habit the Field -- 5.6.1 Jackets -- 5.6.2 Cufflinks -- 5.6.3 Rings -- 5.7 Tracy Gets Dressed -- 5.8 Conclusion -- 5.9 Acknowledgements -- 5.10 References -- CH 6 The Moving Subject: Shifting Work(ers) Across and Beyond Organisational Boundaries -- 6.1 Introduction -- 6.2 Understanding Identity -- 6.3 Case Study 1 -- 6.3.1 Mary: Moving Around an Educational Institution -- 6.3.2 Mary: Work/Life Discourses and Care of (Her)self -- 6.4 Case Study 2 -- 6.4.1 Carol: Moving Around a Manufacturing Company -- 6.4.2 Carol: Work/Life Discourses and Care of (Her)self -- 6.5 Conclusion -- 6.6 References -- CH 7 Exploring Construction of Gendered Identities at Work -- 7.1 Introduction -- 7.2 From 'Dual Gender Work' to a Pure Male Work Identity -- 7.3 Construction of Gender and Identity -- 7.4 50 Years of Changing Work at the Underground Iron Ore Mine in Kiruna -- 7.4.1 From Rock Skills to Remote Control -- 7.4.2 More Women Underground -- But Only for a Limited Period -- 7.4.3 A Move Up to the Seventh Floor in the Office Building -- 7.5 The Modern Mining Work -- Still a Purely Male Affair? -- 7.6 Asymmetric Changes in Work, Identity and Gender -- 7.6.1 Changes in Technology and Qualification Demands -- 7.6.2 Changes in Workers' Subjectivity -- 7.6.3 Masculinity as Stability -- 7.6.4 Changing Masculinities -- 7.