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This chapter deals with three categories: work, time and subjectivity. We have chosen to present them as different items because this procedure may be useful to preserve their particularities in the subject's constitution process, specially the one directly involved in the process of work restructuring. Yet, this manner of presenting the three categories should not be an obstacle for us to perceive their interweaving; nor should it be understood as a result of an hierarchic disposition. The restructuring of production is a process ofcontinuous transformation of labor organisation by the firms. This transfor- mation brings up the need of a new kind of worker, a worker with a peculiar way of experiencing time. This is the idea that will be drawn from the work of
many contemporary authors like Pierre Lévy, Paul Vinho and Felix Guattaii.
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