The Burdens of Labor and Imagining Future Care Communities

Jennifer Scuro

The Burdens of Labor and Imagining Future Care Communities

Philosophy

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Abstract

Philosophy in the Library Wednesday, May 20 at 12 p.m. The May Philosophy in the Library will feature Dr. Jennifer Scuro, who discusses "The Burdens of Labor and Imagining Future Care Communities." How do we value labor today? How are our labors distributed and can we "escape" from the burdens of labor? Who is most burdened by invisible labor? How do new technologies and the use of the natural world make our lives less burdensome, and how do they make our labor more exploitative and precarious? Zoom registration information will be available on the BPL Presents events page.

Original language	American English
Media of output	Online
State	Published - Apr 2020

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Philosophy

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