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Class, Gender, and Region: Essays in Canadian Historical Sociology

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Resource type
Book
Authors/contributors
Title
Class, Gender, and Region: Essays in Canadian Historical Sociology
Abstract
The essays are gathered around two themes: the relationship of sociology and social history, and the intersection of gender, ethnicity, and region with class. Unlike most Canadian essay collections, the contributors and their subjects cover Canada from British Columbia to Newfoundland, with forays into Cape Breton and central Canada. The volume contains articles by Ian McKay, Gordon Darroch, James R. Conley, Alicja Muszynski, Gillian Creese, and Jim Overton. An interesting collection of some of the new work being done in Canada by historians and sociologists, Class, Gender, and Region reflects Charles Tilly's suggestion that "there should be no disciplinary division of labour: simply both doing social history." --Publisher's description
Series
Past CCLH Publications
Place
St. John's, NL
Publisher
Committee on Canadian Labour History
Date
1988
# of Pages
iv, 169 pages
Language
English
ISBN
0-9692060-3-8
URL
https://www.aupress.ca/app/uploads/cclh03_99Z_Kealey_1988-Class_Gender_and_Region.pdf
Extra
https://archive.org/details/classgenderregio0000unse doi:10.15215/aupress/969206038.01
Notes

Contents: Introduction / Gregory S. Kealey -- The crisis of dependent development: class conflict in the Nova Scotia coalfields, 1872-1876 / Ian McKay -- Class in nineteenth-century, central Ontario: a reassessment of the crisis and demise of small producers during early industrialization, 1861 -1871 / Gordon Darroch -- "More theory, less fact?" Social reproduction and class conflict in a sociological approach to working-class history / James R. Conley -- Race and gender: structural determinants in the formation of British Columbia's salmon cannery labour force / Alicja Muszynski -- The politics of dependence: women, work, and unemployment in the Vancouver labour movement before World War II / Gillian Creese -- Public relief and social unrest in Newfoundla nd in the 1930s: an evaluation of the ideas of Piven and Cloward / James Overton.

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Citation
Kealey, G. S. (Ed.). (1988). Class, Gender, and Region: Essays in Canadian Historical Sociology. Committee on Canadian Labour History. https://www.aupress.ca/app/uploads/cclh03_99Z_Kealey_1988-Class_Gender_and_Region.pdf
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