Law, Labour and the Humanities

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction

Angela Condello, Tiziano Toracca: I work, therefore I am?

Part I: Law and Philosophy






Acosta Emiliano: Migrants, Marx, Descartes, Fichte and Hegel: On Working and Being



Andina Tiziana: Work, Pensions and Transgenerational Justice



Condello Angela: The Disclosure of Humanity: Challenges of the Digital Turn



De Vos Marc: How the future of work can work for the workers



Eleveld Anja: Europe and the Construction of a Worker Mentality: Human Rights as an Instrument of Neoliberal Government? The Case of Dutch Labour Activation Programmes for Welfare Recipients



Ferraris Maurizio: From Capital to Documediality



Mason Luke: On working and being: the legal metaphysics of labour and the constitutional errors of Social Europe



Tataryn Anastasia: Irregular Migrants at Work and the Groundless Legal Subject



Terrone Enrico: The Ontology of Labor



Van de Vijver Gertrudis: Objectivity, repetition, and the search for satisfaction




Part II: Literature and Cinema




Ayers David: From Text to Work: or, Operation Without Production



Baghetti Carlo: Works by Vitaliano Trevisan and the Representation of Work in the Neo-Liberal Age



Baracco Alberto: I Can Quit Whenever I Want. The Academic Precariat in Italian Cinema



Contarini Silvia: The refusal of the work in the Italian Literature: from Vogliamo tutto (1971) to Works (2016)



Jansen Monica: Labour and identity in documentary web series on new Italian emigrants



Marks John: Deux jours, une nuit and La loi du marche: the tactical withdrawal of government and capital



Santi Mara: When The Flash said: "We were all struck by that lightning". Work and the Contemporary Superhero TV-Shows



Shiach Morag: A new name and a new job, that's what he'd like' Identity, Labour and Precarity, 1915-2015



Toracca Tiziano: In the name of a loss: work and the contradictions of contemporary literary imaginary