Was thinking of reading some labor history. Which one of these should I pick and why?
Donno.They all probably have something good to teach.
>>24976488Are there any labor historians who aren't Marxists? I wouldn't trust them to tell me the color of the sky.
>>24976518I don't necessarily agree with Marxism but I'd trust them to explain labor relations at least.
>>24976516I think i have that one wishlisted lemme look.Nope. Just added it.
>>24976526And you'd trust a gender studies professor to explain sexuality?
>>24976516>>24976527They made a really good movie of these events, called Matewan. I'm a labor attorney, so I'll be monitoring this thread.
>>24976534>puts words in my mouthlisten, fag.
>>24976545do you deal with cases involving workplace injury?
>>24976566I'm just saying, the whole discipline of labor history seems like an explicitly Marxist ideological project.
>>24976545I interned at one of these labor law firms. Shit was repetitive and uninteresting as fuck
>>24976488My employment record desu
>>24976488Volume 1 of the penguin classics translation of Das Kapital covers the working conditions of post-industrial revolution English poorfags quite extensively.
