Taking history to heart : the power of the past in building social movements / James Green

Englisch

Amherst : University of Massachusetts Press, c2000

340 pages : Illustrationen ; 25 cm

Includes bibliographical references and index

Electronic reproduction, Boulder, Colo : NetLibrary, 2001

Print version: Taking history to heart

0-585-33891-4 electronic bk.

978-0-585-33891-0 : electronic bk.

Weitere Ausgaben: 1-55849-241-0 (Druckausgabe)

Prologue: Making Movement HistoryPracticing Movement HistoryDiscovering Movement History with the "Radical Americans""Bringing the Boundaries of History Closer to People's Lives": The Massachusetts History WorkshopLearning to Teach Movement History to WorkersTelling Movement Stories in PublicCommemorating Moments of Solidarity in Massachusetts Labor HistoryRemembering Haymarket: Chicago's Labor Martyrs and Their LegacyReleasing Silenced Voices and Uncovering Forgotten Places in the American SouthSeeing the Past with "Movement Eyes": Making Documentary Films about People in StruggleLearning from Movement HistoryWhy Movement History Matters: The Politics of Class and Race in BostonPlanting the Seeds of Resurgence: The United Mine Workers Strike Pittston Coal in 1989On Becoming a Movement Again: The Labor Union Revival in the 1990s.

*USA / Arbeiterbewegung / Sozialreform

*Green, James R., -- 1944- ; Social movements -- United States -- Historiography. ; Labor movement -- United States -- Historiography. ; Historians -- United States -- Biography. ; Social reformers -- United States -- Biography. ; Electronic books. ; Green, James R. 1944- ; Social movements -- Historiography -- United States ; Labor movement -- Historiography -- United States ; Historians -- Biography -- United States ; Social reformers -- Biography -- United States ; Historians -- United States -- Biography ; Social reformers -- United States -- Biography ; Labor movement -- United States -- Historiography ; Social movements -- United States -- Historiography ; Green, James R -- 1944- ; Historians -- United States -- Biography ; Green, James R -- 1944- ; Social reformers -- United States -- Biography ; Labor movement -- United States -- Historiography ; Social movements -- United States -- Historiography ; Electronic books ; Green, James R., -- 1944- ; Social movements -- United States -- Historiography. ; Labor movement -- United States -- Historiography. ; Historians -- United States -- Biography. ; Social reformers -- United States -- Biography. ; Electronic books.

*Electronic books ; USA ; United States ; Green, James R ; Geschichte 1930-1990 ; Historians ; Labor movement ; Historiography ; Social reformers ; Social Conditions ; Sociology & Social History ; Social Sciences ; SOCIAL SCIENCE ; General ; Biographies ; USA ; Sozialreform ; Arbeiterbewegung

Klassifikation der Library of Congress: HN65

Dewey Dezimal-Klassifikation: 303.48/4/0973; ; 303.4840973;

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Prologue: Making Movement History -- Practicing Movement History -- Discovering Movement History with the "Radical Americans" -- "Bringing the Boundaries of History Closer to People's Lives": The Massachusetts History Workshop -- Learning to Teach Movement History to Workers -- Telling Movement Stories in Public -- Commemorating Moments of Solidarity in Massachusetts Labor History -- Remembering Haymarket: Chicago's Labor Martyrs and Their Legacy -- Releasing Silenced Voices and Uncovering Forgotten Places in the American South -- Seeing the Past with "Movement Eyes": Making Documentary Films about People in Struggle -- Learning from Movement History -- Why Movement History Matters: The Politics of Class and Race in Boston -- Planting the Seeds of Resurgence: The United Mine Workers Strike Pittston Coal in 1989 -- On Becoming a Movement Again: The Labor Union Revival in the 1990s

 

Boulder, Colo : NetLibrary, 2001

Boulder, Colo : NetLibrary

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