Hands: Physical Labor, Class, and Cultural Work,Used

Hands: Physical Labor, Class, and Cultural Work,Used

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What are two hands worth?In linking forms of cultural expression to labor, occupational injuries, and deaths, Hands: Physical Labor, Class, and Cultural Work centers what is usually decenteredthe complex culture of workingclass people. Janet Zandy begins by examining the literal loss of lives to unsafe jobs and occupational hazards. She asks critical and timely questions about worker representationwho speaks for employees when the mills, mines, factories, and even whitecollar cubicles shut down? She presents the voices of workingclass writers and artists, and discusses their contribution to knowledge and culture.This innovative study reveals the flesh and bone beneath the abstractions of labor, class, and culture. It is an essential contribution to the emerging field of workingclass studies, offering a hybrid model for bridging communities and nonacademic workers to scholars and institutions of knowledge.

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