Temperature at Work

Temperature at Work

by Lauren Kukla

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24 pages : 19 x 17 cm

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  1. 1

    The title "Temperature at Work" invites us to consider both literal and metaphorical interpretations. What specific "temperatures" – be they physical sensations, emotional climates, or levels of tension – did you notice at play in this brief work, and how did they impact the narrative or characters?

  2. 2

    Have you ever experienced a workplace where the "temperature" (physical or emotional) significantly impacted your experience or productivity? How does this book resonate with those personal experiences?

  3. 3

    Given the concise nature of the book, what do you think the author is trying to convey about the individual or collective experience of "work" through the lens of temperature?

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