Biscuits and unicorns: shifting meanings of domestic space in a post-lockdown world

Journal for Cultural Research 26 (1):24-38 (2021)
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Women’s lives have been affected exponentially by the COVID_19 pandemic. In this paper, we explore some of the ways in which women’s everyday experiences of paid and unpaid labour have exacerbated...

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