Emanuela Naclerio
Biographic Data
| ID | 298258 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Emanuela Naclerio |
| GIVEN NAMES | Emanuela |
| FAMILY NAME | Naclerio |
| SIGNATURE | NACLERIO E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Erasmus University Rotterdam |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6742-9253 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Repair and upcycling
The article contributes to sociological reflections on the nature of work and its relations with the biophysical world in contemporary environmental degradation by focusing on the case of upcycling and repairing practices. Drawing on ethnographic research, the article considers artisans’ narratives and practices to shed light on how alternative ontological relations with communities and ecosystems are experimented with. The article expands curren…
Behind the scenes. Networking, emotional labour and resistance in creative entrepreneurial work
Elaborating on qualitative in-depth interviews with performing artists collected in Milan, the article expands on networking practices and emotional labour in entrepreneurial and precarious working environments. The study reflects on how networking narratives and emotional dispositions are adopted, reproduced and contested in a highly fragmented labour context. Looking at actors' experiences, the study let emerge how instances of resistance to se…
Regenerating urban cultural policy
Crafting proximity
Flourishing on the Stage
This article contributes to the debate on individualised and reflexive processes taking place in contemporary cultural work by considering Italian theatre actors' experiences. Drawing on in-depth qualitative interviews, the analysis focuses on work as the affective and reflexive site where subjectivities are formed. Performing artists display an embodied reflexive stance in which disciplinary practices and self-care instances are configured as bo…
Spotlight on discrimination at work
The article contributes to the studies of digital spaces and women’s action by analysing the case of Amleta, a collective founded during Covid-19 pandemic by a group of Italian theatre actresses. Using a digital ethnographic approach that combines data coming from Amleta’s Instagram account and in-depth interviews with content creators, this study considers how actresses employ digital spaces to challenge violence and discrimination in the workpl…
Self-entrepreneurship in uncertain futures
This article contributes to contemporary debates on self-entrepreneurship in cultural work by focusing on project-based theatre actors in Italy. Drawing on in-depth interviews, the study considers performing artists' narratives of success, unsuccess, and future expectations to shed light on how entrepreneurial projects are negotiated in neoliberal cultural work. The article expands current research by considering how self-entrepreneurial projects…
Young actresses’ experiences of work in the Italian theatrical sector
From the lifting of the ban on women from theatrical plays in mid-1600s England to the communicative impact of the #MeToo campaign, actresses’ presence on the stage has always had the capacity to profoundly question and shrink societal norms related to gender and cultural space. Using a qualitative methodology, the paper analyses young actresses’ experiences of work in the Italian performing arts’ sector, considering aesthetic and emotional aspec…
Self-entrepreneurship in uncertain futures
This article contributes to contemporary debates on self-entrepreneurship in cultural work by focusing on project-based theatre actors in Italy. Drawing on in-depth interviews, the study considers performing artists' narratives of success, unsuccess, and future expectations to shed light on how entrepreneurial projects are negotiated in neoliberal cultural work. The article expands current research by considering how self-entrepreneurial projects…
Regenerating urban cultural policy
Crafting proximity
Young actresses’ experiences of work in the Italian theatrical sector
From the lifting of the ban on women from theatrical plays in mid-1600s England to the communicative impact of the #MeToo campaign, actresses’ presence on the stage has always had the capacity to profoundly question and shrink societal norms related to gender and cultural space. Using a qualitative methodology, the paper analyses young actresses’ experiences of work in the Italian performing arts’ sector, considering aesthetic and emotional aspec…
Spotlight on discrimination at work
The article contributes to the studies of digital spaces and women’s action by analysing the case of Amleta, a collective founded during Covid-19 pandemic by a group of Italian theatre actresses. Using a digital ethnographic approach that combines data coming from Amleta’s Instagram account and in-depth interviews with content creators, this study considers how actresses employ digital spaces to challenge violence and discrimination in the workpl…
Self-entrepreneurship in uncertain futures
This article contributes to contemporary debates on self-entrepreneurship in cultural work by focusing on project-based theatre actors in Italy. Drawing on in-depth interviews, the study considers performing artists' narratives of success, unsuccess, and future expectations to shed light on how entrepreneurial projects are negotiated in neoliberal cultural work. The article expands current research by considering how self-entrepreneurial projects…
Flourishing on the Stage
This article contributes to the debate on individualised and reflexive processes taking place in contemporary cultural work by considering Italian theatre actors' experiences. Drawing on in-depth qualitative interviews, the analysis focuses on work as the affective and reflexive site where subjectivities are formed. Performing artists display an embodied reflexive stance in which disciplinary practices and self-care instances are configured as bo…
Behind the scenes. Networking, emotional labour and resistance in creative entrepreneurial work
Elaborating on qualitative in-depth interviews with performing artists collected in Milan, the article expands on networking practices and emotional labour in entrepreneurial and precarious working environments. The study reflects on how networking narratives and emotional dispositions are adopted, reproduced and contested in a highly fragmented labour context. Looking at actors' experiences, the study let emerge how instances of resistance to se…
Regenerating urban cultural policy
Crafting proximity
Repair and upcycling
The article contributes to sociological reflections on the nature of work and its relations with the biophysical world in contemporary environmental degradation by focusing on the case of upcycling and repairing practices. Drawing on ethnographic research, the article considers artisans’ narratives and practices to shed light on how alternative ontological relations with communities and ecosystems are experimented with. The article expands curren…
Cultural Industries and Urban Development (7 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Political science (4 works) · Aesthetics (3 works) · Art (3 works) · Engineering (3 works) · Narrative (3 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Civil engineering (2 works) · Context (archaeology (2 works)