... of the present for their potentials of (rational) absurdity and (technological) self-destruction. In this chapter, these issues are explored in the work of three different novelists. Daren Goh's The HDB Murders updates Michael Young's satirical The Rise of the Meritocracy, and deals with the competitive...

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... This chapter examines unwellness in the university through the experiences of faculty in academia. It identifies the construction of the “Good Professor” and that construction’s investment in ableist meritocracy. The violence of meritocracy is most evident in the experiences of contingent...

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... confront the challenges of their existence in the worldly labor force, all the while bolstered by a religious community that demands full societal inclusion and an on-the-job meritocracy. As women carry out boundary-spanning emotion management, moving between supporting religiously based and resisting race...

... This chapter reflects on the author’s approaches to teaching over the past decade and how the pandemic engendered a significant overhaul of these approaches. The chapter analyzes traditional teaching methods for their ableism, expressed in their investments in meritocracy, compulsory wellness...

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