Women's labor history / American history
Women Have Always Worked
Women Have Always Worked by Alice Kessler-Harris is a women's labor history title for courses and libraries studying household labor, wage work, activism, citizenship, class, race, immigrants, African American women, and changing definitions of work.
212 pages
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Women's Labor History Across Household, Wage, and Public Life
Women Have Always Worked is a concise history of women's labor that treats work as more than paid employment. Public publisher records describe the book as a classic account of how work shaped women's lives across household, workplace, public, private, family, and political settings.
The public description emphasizes diverse groups of women: housewives and trade unionists, immigrants and African Americans, professionals and menial laborers, and women across class lines. It also links women's work to social activism, citizenship, equality, freedom, race, sex, class, and changing workforce structures.
For libraries, this title fits women's history, labor history, gender studies, American history, sociology, and social policy shelves. Reprint enquiries should mention whether the copy is needed for classroom use, a women's studies collection, a labor-history course, or library replacement.
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Women Have Always Worked is positioned for women's labor history readers who want to confirm the title scope before requesting copies.
- Women's paid and unpaid labor across household, workplace, public, and private life
- Household labor, wage work, trade unionists, immigrants, African American women, class, and race
- Social activism, citizenship, equality, freedom, and changing workforce structures
- Useful for women's history, labor history, gender studies, American history, and sociology
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SubjectWomen's Labor History
BindingAcademic edition
Page Count212
Edition Year2012
ISBN8189617265
AvailabilityQuote on request
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- Women's history and labor history courses
- Gender studies and American history collections
- Libraries replacing older course copies
- Seminars on work, class, race, and citizenship
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- household labor
- wage work
- trade unionists
- immigrant women
- African American women
- class and race
- social activism
- citizenship
- equality and freedom
- workforce change
- gender studies
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