Work Engendered : Toward a New History of American Labor Cover Contents Acknowledgments 1. Gender and Labor History: Learning from the Past Looking to the Future 2. An Other Side of Gender Antagonism at Work: Men Boys and the Remasculinization of Printers Work 1830 1920 3. Southern Honor Southern Dishonor: Managerial Ideology and the Construction of Gender Race and Class Relations in Southern Industry 4. Manhood and the Market: The Politics of Gender and Class among the Textile Workers of Fall River Massachusetts 1870 1880 5. A Mans Dwelling House Is His Castle : Tenement House Cigarmaking and the Judicial Imperative 6. The Voice of Virile Labor : Labor Militancy Community Solidarity and Gender Identity among Tampas Latin Workers 1880 1921 7. Gender Self and Work in the Life Insurance Industry 1880 1930 8. Give the Boys a Trade : Gender and Job Choice in the 1890s 9. Drawing the Line : The Construction of a Gendered Work Force in the Food Service Industry 10. Private Eyes Public Women: Images of Class and Sex in the Urban South Atlanta Georgia 1913 1915 11. Gender Consumer Organizing and the Seattle Labor Movement 1919 1929 12. Paths of Unionization: Community Bureaucracy and Gender in the Minneapolis Labor Movement of the 1930s 13. The Faces of Gender: Sex Segregation and Work Relations at Philco 1928 1938 14. Time out of Mind: The UAWs Response to Female Labor Laws and Mandatory Overtime in the 1960s Contributors Index A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T U V W