Feelings and Work in Modern History : Emotional Labour and Emotions about Labour (Paperback)

List of Figures Notes on Contributors Acknowledgements 1. Introduction, Agnes Arnold-Forster and Alison Moulds Part I: Spaces of Labour 2. Emotions and Sexuality at Work: Lyon's Corner Houses, c.1920-50, Grace Whorrall-Campbell 3. Shop Assistants, 'Living-In', and Emotional Health, 1880s-1930s, Alison Moulds 4. The Emotional Landscape of the Hospital Residence in Post-war Britain, Agnes Arnold-Forster 5. Negotiating Deindustrialization: Emotions and Ahmedabad's Textile Workers, Rukmini Barua Part II: Professional and Personal Identities 6. Education, Work, and Self-Worth in Women's Letters to Soviet Authorities, 1924-32, Hannah Parker 7. Money, Emotions, and Domestic Service in Buenos Aires, 1950-70, Ines Perez 8. Managing Feeling in the Academic Workplace: Gender, Emotion and Knowledge Production in a Cambridge Science Department, 1950-80, Sally Horrocks and Paul Merchant 9. Control your Feelings and be a Leader: Representations of Women, Emotions, and Career in Brazilian Media, Tatiane Leal Part III: Emotions, Politics and Power 10. 'Violent Emotions': Canine Suffering, Emotional Communities, and the Emotionally-Charged Work of (Anti)Vivisection in London, New York, and Paris, Chris Pearson 11. Whistleblowing, Guilt, and Liberal Democracy, James Brown 12. The 'System' of Service: Emotional Labour and the Theatrical Metaphor, Jaswinder Blackwell-Pal 13. Emotional Labour and the Childcare Crisis in Neoliberal Britain, Claire English Afterword by Claire Langhamer Index