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Plastic Bodies: Women Workers and Emerging Body Rules in Service Work in Urban India
Drawing upon the narratives of young lower middle class women employed in cafes, call centres, shopping malls, and offices in Delhi, this paper identifies malleability or ‘plasticity’ of the body as an important feature of contemporary service work. As neophyte service professionals, young women mou
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