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How Everyday Life came Virtual: mundane work at the juncture of production & consumption
How Everyday Life came Virtual: mundane work at the juncture of production & consumption
Author(s):
Nicola Green
Collection:
Journal of Consumer Culture Vol. 1, No. 1
Year:
2001
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