Working-Class Studies: Class, Identity and Nation

Working-Class Studies: Class, Identity and Nation

Location:	Ohio, United States
Conference Begins:	1999-06-09 (Archive)
Date Submitted:	1999-07-12
Announcement ID:	124205

Dates: June 9-12, 1999 Location: Youngstown State University The Fourth Biennial Conference of the Center for Working-Class Studies

Featured Speakers:
Stanley Aronowitz (CUNY Sociology) Work and the Politics of Identity Paul Lauter (Trinity College, American Studies) Class, Classics, Classroom Elise Bryant (George Meany Center for Labor Studies) In the eye of the beholder: Art and Labor Storytelling Tim Diggles, (Federation of Worker Writers and Community Publishers (UK) Feds under the bed: A Readers Theater Presentation of the History of the Writers Federation

 55 Panels, Workshops  and Performances  (partial listing)
 Gender and Working-Class History
 African-Americans: Class, Self-Identity, and Work
 Class and Composition
 Religion and Class
 Versions of Working-Class Modernism
 Working-Class Identities and Struggles over Place
 Film and the Working-Class
 Workplace and Leisure Space
 Pop Culture Representations of the Working Class
 Art and Work
 On and Off-campus panels for special interest groups including six
 workshops of pedagogy

For Registration materials:
Working-Class Studies Conference
Center for Working-Class Studies
Youngstown State University
Youngstown, Ohio 44555-3358
Email: jrusso@cc.ysu.edu

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