Examples of using Precariat in English and their translations into German
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Journal precariat Synopsis: we are precarious.
Now he talks in his books about the growing underclass in our society and what he, with a neologism, calls the precariat.
Ballen showed the poor, white precariat, in the time of apartheid.
If the precariat is anything at all, then it is itself precarious.
However, he expects that therewill also be a dramatic process of selection in the future, a process he calls,"Digital precariat versus digital beneficiaries.
Journal precariat"We have no future because our present is too volatile.
Unlike the image of the sleeping giant of the proletariat,which must be awakened through class consciousness and a political party, the precariat is a monster that knows no sleep.
Young people as precariat are busy with topics e.g. being young related to work.
Those who still have a halfway decent wage in a factory where there is still a promise of apension are themselves disciplined by the thought of descending into the precariat.
The precariat consists of millions and millions of people exposed to insecure labor.
A twofold turn took place here: with the reference to the social aspect, the struggle and the reflection were expanded from the focus on labor to the precarization of sociality, of life,and most of all, precariat changed from something bad to be prevented to a self-designation.
The name of the monster is precariat, its historical model and striking surface is the giant proletariat.
On posters, flyers, banners, however, the slogan was not“Stop Précarité”[Stop precarity], as it was first developed by the part-time workers at French McDonald's restaurants in the course of a campaign in winter 2000,but rather“Stop al precariato” stop the precariat.
Precariat The strength of a political movement is found not only in its ability to reach a concrete objective.
Paul Hutchinson's biography was shaped by numerous sojourns in metropolises in various regions of the world, before he returned to Berlin-to the place where he grew up during the post-reunification period, as a child of a family of German-Irish descent. During his youth,he spent his time on the streets and in the public space of Berlin's Schöneberg district facing a context of immigration, precariat, and hip-hop.
One could raise again the precariat movement's demand that one must be able to decline to work under unacceptable conditions.
The Comintern revolutionaries, which by origin may have often been from the intelligentsia, or even the gentry, were not merely departing from defending the interests of the oppressed, or even worse, pretending to be oppressed themselves-the aberration that is often the case with today's cognitive precariat; but they posited the oppressed as the supreme Subject of knowledge and thought when generating the conceptual social construct of the proletariat- thus practicing a radical anti-ataraxia.
Journal precariat Since the 1970s a topos relating to the economic and political situation of Italy has enjoyed particular popularity.
We don't need recognizable artistic names to add legitimacy to this movement, we need the multitudes, the whatever singularities, the dark matter, the hackers, the day laborers,the'service providers', the precariat, the cognitariat, the caretakers, the general intelligence that is and has been cultivated across multiple virtual, material and invisible networks- to translate their specific know-how and know-what into political action.
Journal precariat The new year came to Russia along with the mass protests uncomparably stronger than anything we have seen since very 1993.
We should not abandon or overlook what this moment of history calls from us. We don't need recognizable artistic names to add legitimacy to this movement, we need the multitudes, the whatever singularities, the dark matter, the hackers, the day laborers,the'service providers', the precariat, the cognitariat, the caretakers, the general intelligence that is and has been cultivated across multiple virtual, material and invisible networks- to translate their specific know-how and know-what into political action.
Moreover, the growing divide between the precariat and the privileged is being reinforced by 4IR business models, which often derive rents from owning capital or intellectual property.
The precariat does not represent a unified, homogeneous or even ontological formation, but is instead distributed and dispersed among many hot spots, not only because of weakness or incapacity, but also as a discontinuity of geography and production, as distribution in space.
Whereas the conceptualization of precarization, precarity and precariat became increasingly intense and condensed in discourses close to the movement, its diffusion into other fields was apparently less successful.
For me, the precariat is by no means a matter of egoists or simply of individuals[…] On the contrary, the revolutionary recomposition of subjects takes place in a sense everywhere, specifically in establishing what all have in common.”.
As is already clear in the genealogy of the concept of the precariat in the Euromayday movement described above, beyond this formation of analogy there are substantial differences between the concepts of the proletariat and the precariat.
Journal precariat"Precarisation" is what the mobilisations for EuroMayday1 and many publications2 about the issue of precarity come up with in their search for a missing link between very different life situations in neoliberalised Empire- and maybe even a basis for a shared, radical consciousness.
Even thoughthe allusion of the term to the proletariat suggests regarding today's precariat as movement and organization of the dispersed precarious people, in terms of the dispersion of the actors it is more analogous to the small-holding peasants, in terms of the broad social situation more analogous to the figure of the lumpen proletariat.
And that at the same time, domestic economies are restructuring, in ways that create the precariat, the precarious workforce, the insecure part-time contingent workforce, and that this new development is inevitable, that it is the result of a new institutional formation that is not exactly of anyone's making, and that its consequences will be huge for the economic well-being of the working-class but especially for the power of the working class.