... emotional labor submission women-driven patriarchy politics of righteousness ...

... This chapter examines the emotional labor and strategies employed to produce women-driven patriarchies at church and at home, undergirded by religious teachings of submission and obedience. It then considers emotional labor in the workplace and positions of institutionalized power as women...

..., an approach that joins together and expands studies of women’s emotional, caring, and reproductive labor. An analysis of altar work highlights the pivotal work of bringing new followers into the church, carried out by networks of women who pass along intimate practices through an apprenticeship model...

... The conclusion revisits chapter 1 to map emotional, intimate, and aesthetic labor onto, what may appear to be mundane, women’s work after the death of a cherished church member. It then goes on to recap the chapters, showing that since the inception of the Church of Our Lord Jesus Christ in 1919...

... in the countryside. This program gained hold on the left, in the labor movement, and among military veterans in the aftermath of the Chaco War, and the Revolutionary Nationalist Movement ( mnr ) would implement it in the revolution of 1952. While in exile in northern Argentina in the 1930s, Marof became a leading...