Depicting Labor

Jonathan Foote

Depicting Labor

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Abstract

This essay examines several depictions of construction workers from the sixteenth to the twentieth centuries. When placed in front of the critical mirror, they reveal a multitude of prejudices: that workers are compliant, nameless, skilled but not creative, and an embodiment of docile, bodily vitality.

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Tidsskrift	Il Quaderno: The ISI Florence journal of architecture
Vol/bind	4
Sider (fra-til)	42-48
Status	Udgivet - 1 apr. 2020

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Depicting Labor

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