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In a collaboration with Kazuko Tanaka, this thinker compared female advice manuals from the US and Japan in the essay "Light and Heavy." This thinker wrote an essay arguing that globalization has devalued child care, causing a rise in so-called "south-to-north heart transplants." A book co-written by Anne Machung and this thinker outlined three "traditional," "transitional," and "egalitarian" perspectives on the division of household labor held by women. This thinker first gained fame for a dual-pronged study of (*) bill collectors and flight attendants, which she used to discuss the ways in which "feeling rules" result in a build-up of "emotional labor." For 10 points, name this American sociologist of emotions, and author of The Second Shift and The Managed Heart. 
In a collaboration with Kazuko Tanaka, this thinker compared female advice manuals from the US and Japan in the essay "Light and Heavy."
Arlie (Russell) Hochschild ("HOKES-chilled") 