Working Out Gender
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Working Out Gender
Perspectives from Labour History
Walsh, Margaret
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/1999
256
Dura
Inglês
9780754600589
15 a 20 dias
630
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Contents: Introduction; Margaret Walsh; New entry points from USA women's labour history, Sheila Rowbotham; Gendering work in eighteenth-century towns, Deborah Simonton; Age and gender at the workplace: the historical experiences of young people in Western Europe and North America, Colin Heywood; The making of men: masculinities in interwar Liverpool, Pat Ayers; 'Whoring, drinking sailors': reflections on masculinity from the labour history of 19th-century British shipping, Valerie Burton; Gendering the stories of socialism: an essay in historical criticism, June Hannam and Karen Hunt; 'Giving them something to do': how the early ILP appealed to women, Krista Cowman; From the periphery to the centre: changing perspectives on American farm women, Margaret Walsh; Gender and technology: inverting established patterns. The Lancashire cotton weaving industry at the start of the twentieth century, Jutta Schwarzkopf; Equal pay for equal work?: a new look at gender and wages in the Lancashire cotton industry, 1790-1855, Janet Greenlees; Gendering cultures in business and labour history: marriage bars in clerical employment, Robert Bennett; 'Treading the double path': American women's strategies for legal careers in the interwar generation, c.1920-1941, Fiona Brown; Index.
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USA;labour;Labour Historians;history;Working Men;family;Women's Labour History;wage;Young Men;feminist;ILP;historians;Family Wage;women;SDF;socialists;Censuses;powerloom;Follow;weaving;Conferred;Marriage Bar;Quarry Bank Mill;Northrop Loom;Male Weavers;Lancashire Cotton Weaving;Female Clerks;Tr Ic;Dora Montefiore;Women Lawyers;Es Te;Sail Training;Automatic Loom;ILP Woman;Ruth Milkman
Contents: Introduction; Margaret Walsh; New entry points from USA women's labour history, Sheila Rowbotham; Gendering work in eighteenth-century towns, Deborah Simonton; Age and gender at the workplace: the historical experiences of young people in Western Europe and North America, Colin Heywood; The making of men: masculinities in interwar Liverpool, Pat Ayers; 'Whoring, drinking sailors': reflections on masculinity from the labour history of 19th-century British shipping, Valerie Burton; Gendering the stories of socialism: an essay in historical criticism, June Hannam and Karen Hunt; 'Giving them something to do': how the early ILP appealed to women, Krista Cowman; From the periphery to the centre: changing perspectives on American farm women, Margaret Walsh; Gender and technology: inverting established patterns. The Lancashire cotton weaving industry at the start of the twentieth century, Jutta Schwarzkopf; Equal pay for equal work?: a new look at gender and wages in the Lancashire cotton industry, 1790-1855, Janet Greenlees; Gendering cultures in business and labour history: marriage bars in clerical employment, Robert Bennett; 'Treading the double path': American women's strategies for legal careers in the interwar generation, c.1920-1941, Fiona Brown; Index.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
USA;labour;Labour Historians;history;Working Men;family;Women's Labour History;wage;Young Men;feminist;ILP;historians;Family Wage;women;SDF;socialists;Censuses;powerloom;Follow;weaving;Conferred;Marriage Bar;Quarry Bank Mill;Northrop Loom;Male Weavers;Lancashire Cotton Weaving;Female Clerks;Tr Ic;Dora Montefiore;Women Lawyers;Es Te;Sail Training;Automatic Loom;ILP Woman;Ruth Milkman
