Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Table of Contents -- Notes on Contributors -- Acknowledgements -- Foreword -- 1. Introduction: An Autoethnography of an Organizational Autoethnography Book -- Bibliography -- 2. Power, Emotional Labor, and Intersectional Identity at Work: I Would Not Kiss My Boss but I Did Not Speak Up -- Turning to narrative -- Negotiating discrepant identity - I'm not supposed to be here -- Finding bartending roots in emotional labor -- Aesthetic labor and the belling up to the bar -- Performance of the sexual as emotional labor: commodified unconvinced sexuality -- Emotional, aesthetic and sexual labor as material labor -- Exiting the bar -- Bibliography -- 3. Stroking My Rifle Like the Body of a Woman: A Woman's Socialization into the U.S. Army -- Constructing gendered, organizational identities -- Performing gender through the muting of voices -- Autoethnography -- Protect me and keep me safe -- The same uniform -- Stroking my rifle like the body of a woman -- Sense making, reflections, and limitations -- Bibliography -- 4. Working On It: Family Narratives of Masculinity, Disability, and Work-life Balance -- It's a family affair: organizing family in the workplace -- Working like a son: masculinity and work-life balance in the family business -- Narrating balance, balancing narratives: implications of inheriting a life of work -- Interrogating masculinities in work/life: the ethnographer as enterprising subject -- Bibliography -- 5. Dolly, Ellie May, and Me: My Southern Appalachian Working Identity -- Heading home in southern Appalachia -- Homeplace -- Theories of the flesh -- My family business -- Performing: not just on stage anymore -- Bibliography -- 6. Sensemaking in the Dialysis Clinic -- Bibliography -- 7. How Rainbow Gatherings Work: (Dis)Organization in Small Acts