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Contents
1 Introduction
2 Theoretical Framework
2.1 Postmodern Insecurity and Identity-Work
2.2 Flexibilization and Bureaucracy
2.3 Drift and the Social Triangle
2.4 Individualization and Social Disembedding
3 “Commute from Hell” or “A Case of the Mondays”
4 People at Work – “What Do You Think You Do Here?”
4.1 Peter's Daily Odyssey
4.2 “Call me Mike”: Michael and Samir
4.3 The Ratio of People to Cake – Milton Waddams
4.4 Planning To Plan: Consulting the Inefficiency Experts
4.5 Male Spaces - The Women in Office Space
5 Office Inventory
5.1 The Trouble with the Stapler
5.2 Paper-jammed Printers and Fax Machines
6 Deconstructing Spaces
6.1 The Cubicle
6.2 Fighting Fire with Fire - The Office Building
7 Peter, the Postmodern Working Man?
8 Conclusion
9 Works Cited
9.1 Bibliography
9.2 Internet Resources
9.3 Film
- Quote paper
- Bert Bobock (Author), 2013, Working Title. Representations of Identity and Postmodern Work in Mike Judge's "Office Space", Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/305928
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