The paper provides a critical reading of a television series Mad Men, focusing on the way it challenges popular ideas about creative work. In contrast to the Druckerian version of management theory that conceives creativity as a purely mental ability, occurring solely in the abstract sphere of ideas, I propose to understand creativity as a kind of “immaterial labor.” This category refers to the act of producing intangible commodities – like ideas, images and codes – that are both embodied and that constitute the material itself. In this context, I argue that the representations of embodiment in Mad Men provide a way to reassess the prevailing management ideologies and reconsider creative labor as an inherently social and cooperative endeavo...
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The current labour market conditions require from active people the skills of distinguishing themsel...
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The article makes an attempt to analyse the modern democratization of an intimate life in the media...
Art — because of Its particular educational values — has been an inherent factor in the process of ...
The article investigates the discourse of contemporary visual culture studies informed by the paradi...
The invention of writing entailed enormous consequences not only for human language but also for hu...
The article shows the convergence of some motifs in Stanisław Lem’s work on the body with some appro...
“Wiping clean the slate of the past”. Reflections on the fringes of selected literary texts from Sla...
Laut der Hauptthese des vorliegenden Artikels bildet die Wiederholung einen der Hauptmechanismen der...
The aim of this article is to present potential options of creative approach to working with kinderg...
Reductionist tendencies mean the exclusion of important elements from the conception of man. Theoret...
The paper attempts at interpreting the condition of contemporary consumercapitalism through the pris...
Attention capital as a result of the emergence of the social mediaIn this paper a theoretical model ...
The aim of the paper is to analyze the function of affective experiences within the identity constru...
The current labour market conditions require from active people the skills of distinguishing themsel...
In the paper, the author formulates the thesis that in our times the role of journalism has been los...
This paper questions the binary of material and immaterial labour in the information era. Instead, w...
The article makes an attempt to analyse the modern democratization of an intimate life in the media...
Art — because of Its particular educational values — has been an inherent factor in the process of ...
The article investigates the discourse of contemporary visual culture studies informed by the paradi...
The invention of writing entailed enormous consequences not only for human language but also for hu...
The article shows the convergence of some motifs in Stanisław Lem’s work on the body with some appro...
“Wiping clean the slate of the past”. Reflections on the fringes of selected literary texts from Sla...
Laut der Hauptthese des vorliegenden Artikels bildet die Wiederholung einen der Hauptmechanismen der...
The aim of this article is to present potential options of creative approach to working with kinderg...
Reductionist tendencies mean the exclusion of important elements from the conception of man. Theoret...