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The Study of Working Class History

Resource type
Author/contributor
Title
The Study of Working Class History
Abstract
The Canadian worker has been a neglected figure in Canadian history. Workers have contributed in many ways to the development of Canadian society, but the history of working people — their families, communities and work places — has only gradually become part of our view of the past and an important component of understanding how we came to occupy our present. --Introduction. Contents: Early historiography -- Postwar scholarship -- 1970s-1980s -- Class and labour -- Scholarship proliferates -- New interpretation and debate -- Working women and gendered class relations -- Labour history at the current juncture.
Encyclopedia Title
The Canadian Encyclopedia (TCE)
Edition
2nd edition
Place
Toronto
Publisher
Historica Canada
Date
2014
Accessed
9/1/19, 3:27 AM
Language
English
Notes

Contents: Early historiography -- Postwar scholarship -- 1970s-1980s -- Class and labour -- Scholarship proliferates -- New interpretation and debate -- Working women and gendered class relations -- Labour history at the current juncture.

Citation
Palmer, B. D. (2014). The Study of Working Class History. In The Canadian Encyclopedia (TCE) (2nd edition). Historica Canada. https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/the-study-of-working-class-history