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The central aim is to examine the socio-cultural implications of gendered work and care narratives.

At the Limits of Care: Gendered Work and Stories That Matter. By J.Klostermann, Buffalo: University of Toronto Press, 2025. 188 pp. $75.00 (hbk) $24.95 (pbk) $24.95 (ebk). ISBN: 978‐1‐48756395‐0

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The central aim is to examine the socio-cultural implications of gendered work and care narratives.
Qualitative analysis of narratives related to gendered work in caregiving contexts.
Exploration of societal perceptions regarding care and gender roles.
Insights reveal significant gender disparities in caregiving responsibilities.
Narratives highlight the emotional and social implications of gendered work.
The study emphasizes the need for greater recognition and care policy reforms.

The analysis explores gendered work and narratives in care, indicating their societal importance.

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The analysis explores gendered work and narratives in care, indicating their societal importance.

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