Titlebook: Gender, Class and Occupation; Working Class Men do Ruth Simpson,Jason Hughes,Natasha Slutskaya Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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dies, highlighting how material conditions both support and constrain processes of occupation-based ideological constructions. Using original field research, the authors put forward a different agenda in terms of how we think about dirty work, and how we can explore and understand the ‘lived experiences’ of dirty workers.?.978-1-137-43969-7

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,Communal Awareness in the Urban Café,s we argued in the conclusion to the previous chapter, the challenge of how to integrate a consideration of both planes within a unified scheme underpins our own attempts to advance a relational conceptualisation of dirt and dirty work. That undertaking is central to this chapter.

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Dirt as Relationals we argued in the conclusion to the previous chapter, the challenge of how to integrate a consideration of both planes within a unified scheme underpins our own attempts to advance a relational conceptualisation of dirt and dirty work. That undertaking is central to this chapter.

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Space, Place and Dirty Work: The Experiences of Street Cleaners, Refuse Collectors and Graffiti Remoices, as structures of action, shape how bodies are involved, how objects are used, and how subjects act and are acted upon. Here the body ceaselessly performs the activities of centring, appropriating, and projecting—in effect building the world of experience that transpires through practices.

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Dirt in Material Worldsmaterial’, both specifically in relation to dirty work and within the social sciences more generally. Here we will centrally explore Dant and Bowles’s (2003) efforts to highlight how physical and material constraints operate within the context of dirty work as a corrective to a tendency towards cultural reductionism.

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xperiences of ‘dirty’ work. Based on a unique study of male street cleaners, refuse collectors, graffiti removers and butchers, and drawing on Bourdieu as a theoretical frame, it presents an ‘embodied’ understanding of ‘dirty’ work. .Gender, Work and Occupation .explores new avenues of workplace stu