Can't Even: How Millennials Became the Burnout Generation – A Cultural Critique of Capitalism, Debt, Hustle Culture, and Exhaustion
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Can't Even: How Millennials Became the Burnout Generation – A Cultural Critique of Capitalism, Debt, Hustle Culture, and Exhaustion

by Anne Helen Petersen

Sociology Cultural Studies
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Anne Helen Petersen investigates how capitalism, debt, and hustle culture have driven Millennials to burnout, offering a cultural critique of exhaustion in contemporary society.

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Can't Even explores the systemic pressures that have shaped the Millennial experience in the modern workforce.

The book examines the intersection of economic instability, rising debt, and the glorification of constant productivity.

It considers how these forces contribute to widespread burnout across an entire generation.

Through cultural analysis, the narrative highlights the personal and collective toll of hustle culture.

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