Colti in trappola. L'università postfordista e la formazione del cognitariato

In post-Fordism has now emerged the figure of cognitive workers, who work through communication, symbols and the relationship. Among these should be placed also precarious intellectual workers, that the article fits into the theorist landscape of Italian post-operaism. The analysis deals with the pl...

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Main Author: Giuseppe Burgio (Author)
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Published: Firenze University Press, 2015-05-01T00:00:00Z.
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