Oral history of working-class worlds

Oral history of working-class worlds
No 274, 2021/1 - 288 pages
Pages 3 to 30

Oral surveys, historical investigations

By Ariane Mak
Pages 31 to 65

“Without these interviews, I would not have become a labour historian”

By roundtable discussion with Rémy Cazals, roundtable discussion with Nicolas Hatzfeld, roundtable discussion with Michel Pigenet, moderated by Ingrid Hayes, moderated by Ariane Mak
Pages 67 to 93

When the spoken word enlightens the written word: Investigating workers’ writing

By Éliane Le Port
Pages 95 to 117

On the outskirts of the Ancizes factory, an investigation at the crossroads of oral history and filmic anthropology

By Caroline Lardy, Nathalie Ponsard
Pages 119 to 135

From the wings to centre-stage: Women joining brass bands in British mining towns (1945-1984)

By Marion Henry
Pages 137 to 167

Immigrant workers in the slums of Nanterre and their return to Algeria. An oral survey in the Souf region

By Marie-Claude Blanc-Chaléard, Muriel Cohen
Pages 169 to 193

“This was Very Funny, a Bevin Boy Playing at Being a Miner.” Humor at Work and Masculinity in Wartime British Coalfields

By Ariane Mak
Pages 195 to 210

The “worker-actresses” of Hénin-Beaumont (2007-2019): The making of a militant play for the “Samsonites”

By Fanny Gallot, Caroline Ibos
Pages 211 to 223

Alessandro Portelli: A lifetime of listening

By Alessandro Portelli, interview with Steven High
Pages 225 to 244

Tribute to Yves Lequin

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Pages 245 to 280

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