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The Mythos and Mētis of Antiwork in Digital Spaces
This chapter explores how contemporary work practices such as online labor platformed (OLP), crowdsourced, and gigged labor build upon a long-established, pervasive mythology of mystical and supernatural work. Centering connections across magic, myths, and ghosts through contemporary issues of work
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