Doing Working-Class History: Research, Heritage, and Engagement

Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
List of Figures
List of Contributors
List of Abbreviations
Introduction: A Time for Working-class Histories
Part I: Working-Class History in Perspective
	1 Disability in Working-Class History
	2 Parasites Unite: Sensory History, the Possibilities of Transgression, and the Perceptual Manifesto of the Proletariat
	3 ‘What are those ones with the Hammers?’: Teaching Working-Class History in Secondary Schools
	4 ‘Everyone has a Tale to Tell’: Family History, Family Historians, and Working-Class Histories
	5 Museums and Heritage Sites as Sources for Working-Class History
	6 Reading Against the Grain: Non-Plebian Sources in Working-Class History
	7 Accessible Bibliography
Part II: Working-Class History in Context
	8 The Daily Citizen: Class v Consumerism in the Early Labour Press
	9 Gender Politics of Class: Exploring the Connections and Collaboration Between the Irish Labour Movement and the Irish Women’s Franchise League in Dublin, 1908–1916
	10 Bootstraps and Bras: Maidenform, the International Ladies’ Garment Workers Union, and the Creation of a New Export-Led Economy in Puerto Rico
	11 Patriotism and the English Working Class, c. 1902–1929
	12 Medical Care for Working-Class Children in the Late Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Century
	13 ‘I have told her that it was Neglected, and asked her why’: Working-Class Women and Discourses of ‘Bad Motherhood’ in England and Wales, 1870–1939
	14 Unorganised Workers: Wool Textile Workers and Class Identities in Twentieth-Century Yorkshire
	15 ‘Where the Brass Band is Beloved’, Brass Bands and Working-Class Cultural Identity: Inventing a Musical Metonym in the Southern Pennines, c.1840–1914
	16 Street Life: The Leisure Spaces and Places of Working-Class Youth in Britain, c. 1870–1960
	17 Coal Miners in the Industrialisation and Deindustrialisation of France and Germany: A Comparative Synthesis of the Nord/Pas-de-Calais and the Ruhr
Part III: Working-Class History in Application
	18 Representations of Working-Class Lives at Criminal Justice Heritage Sites
	19 How Broadside Ballads Followed Us into This Century
	20 ‘We Tell our Own Stories’: Bussing Out, a Creative Installation about Working-Class Children in Bradford
	21 ‘The Past We Inherit, the Future We Build’: The Praxis of Working-Class History
Index