“…The Estate as both place and people (Mckenzie, 2012;Hancock and Mooney, 2013), I argue that estate stigma results in an affective labour (Goffman, 1963;van de Wetering, 2017). As practice (Wetherell, 2012), affect is not only the consequence of inequality, resulting in embodied experiences of shame, it is also performative, as "a mechanism that feeds back into classed relationships, variously shoring up notions of (il)legitimacy by contributing to processes of valuation" (Loveday, 2016(Loveday, : 1151.…”