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Multi-species history, environmental humanities, Anthropocene studies and robotics all challenge core notions underlying labour history, such as ‘work’, ‘labour’ and ‘worker’. The note poses three questions about ‘non-human labour’ with a view to strengthening the dialogue between labour historians and practitioners of these new scholarly fields.
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