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 offers a cultural critique of millennial burnout, examining the connections among capitalism, debt, hustle culture, and exhaustion. Can't Even considers the pressures shaping a generation’s experiences of work, ambition, and everyday life.

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Can't Even examines the experience of burnout associated with the millennial generation.

Anne Helen Petersen explores the relationship between capitalism, debt, hustle culture, and exhaustion.

Framed as a cultural critique, the book considers how economic and social pressures shape contemporary life and work.

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