Precarity and Class Consciousness in Contemporary Swedish Working-Class Literature

This article analyses aesthetical–political strategies for the promotion of class consciousness among workers in a few examples contemporary Swedish working-class literature from different genres that describe and criticize precarious working conditions. Special attention is given to how these texts engage dialogue with notion precariat authors’ use decidedly literary forms. One important result writers highlight heterogeneity those under conditions while also arguing they share certain economic conditions, both amongst each other members groups (especially traditional class). Furthermore, it argued forms (as opposed to, e.g., reportage or documentary) reflects absence consciousness, belief can contribute creation such consciousness.