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Tactics of Laziness: Shifting Class Politics and the Kairos of Antiwork
This chapter examines a Fox News interview with a moderator of the r/antiwork subreddit, as well as the reaction to the controversial claim that “laziness is a virtue.” It then explores three earlier representations of laziness in popular culture: the philosophical work and life of Diogenes the Cyni
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