Define the concept of aesthetic labor

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Drawing from Dean's and Pettinger's articles to define the concept of "aesthetic labor". Use this concept to describe and analyze women live streamers' gendered work in the video, "In China, the Future of Shopping is Already Happening.

Pettinger, L. (2004) Brand Culture and Branded Workers: Service Work and Aesthetic Labour in Fashion Retail.

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