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However, there were also ways in which dancers' sense of power was diminished or challenged such as when the emotional labor required of dancers made them feel detached from themselves and impeded their ability to form a genuine sense of self. Third, dancers' interactions with customers involve calculability as they regularly monetize each interaction with customers. Dancers also defined power collectively and stated that they felt more empowered when supported by management, staff, and other dancers. [Extracted from the article] |
