Lorenzo Velotti
@lorenzovelotti.bsky.social
Phd student at Scuola Normale Superiore, with a visiting at ICTA_UAB. Research for and about Social Movements, Care, Commons & Degrowth. Member of Research & Degrowth. Anthropology Msc from LSE.
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The caring classes: A socio-demographic and occupational analysis of caring values - Lorenzo Velotti...
In the past, the working class was perceived as a cohesive social and political subject, although this was never fully the case, and it is certainly less the ca...
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October 12, 2023 at 7:56 AM
Here's the link to the article: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/... For those who don't have access, just DM me your email address
🌱 Then, through our empirical analysis, we find that those who share caring values tend to (1) come from subaltern backgrounds and face challenges depending on gender and race, (2) work in certain jobs involving some form of care, and (3) hold left-wing beliefs. (3/3)
October 12, 2023 at 7:56 AM
🌱 Then, through our empirical analysis, we find that those who share caring values tend to (1) come from subaltern backgrounds and face challenges depending on gender and race, (2) work in certain jobs involving some form of care, and (3) hold left-wing beliefs. (3/3)
ℹ️ More specifically, we advance the idea of the caring classes by developing an empirically-grounded definition.
💁♂️ First, we support the assumption that class is more than just money and status – it's also about values and specifically about how people care for others. (2/2)
💁♂️ First, we support the assumption that class is more than just money and status – it's also about values and specifically about how people care for others. (2/2)
October 12, 2023 at 7:55 AM
ℹ️ More specifically, we advance the idea of the caring classes by developing an empirically-grounded definition.
💁♂️ First, we support the assumption that class is more than just money and status – it's also about values and specifically about how people care for others. (2/2)
💁♂️ First, we support the assumption that class is more than just money and status – it's also about values and specifically about how people care for others. (2/2)