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While British coal miners are often cast in the collective memory as traditionalists, the article re...
Coal mining has ceased in Britain to all intents and purposes. For centuries, it was a source of emp...
Sexuality is a subject that has been, at best, marginal in the significant body of literature that h...
Astudiaeth o hunaniaethau dynion mewn cymunedau glofaol sy'n tynnu ar waith anthropolegol i ddeall s...
Since the 1842 Mines Act, the underground world of the British coal mine had been the exclusive pr...
The role of women as mineworkers and as household workers has been erased. Here, we challenge the ma...
The image of the muscular manly mineworker was culturally prevalent in the first half of the twentie...
The history of coal mining is a history of gender. Colliers and their wives constructed notions of ...
Life and work in American coal-mining communities during the latter half of the nineteenth century f...
In 1944, the French provisional government, backed by the Parti communiste français and the Confédér...
The coalminers as a social and occupational group have always been referred to by historians as a "r...
In the 19th century, public outrage over poor working conditions of children in underground coal min...
This article explores the effects of gender inequality and women's disempowerment in the context of ...
We explore the effects of gender inequality and women’s disempowerment in the context of hist...
"Women and Gender in the Mines: Challenging Masculinity Through History" in the International Review...
While British coal miners are often cast in the collective memory as traditionalists, the article re...
Coal mining has ceased in Britain to all intents and purposes. For centuries, it was a source of emp...
Sexuality is a subject that has been, at best, marginal in the significant body of literature that h...
Astudiaeth o hunaniaethau dynion mewn cymunedau glofaol sy'n tynnu ar waith anthropolegol i ddeall s...
Since the 1842 Mines Act, the underground world of the British coal mine had been the exclusive pr...
The role of women as mineworkers and as household workers has been erased. Here, we challenge the ma...
The image of the muscular manly mineworker was culturally prevalent in the first half of the twentie...
The history of coal mining is a history of gender. Colliers and their wives constructed notions of ...
Life and work in American coal-mining communities during the latter half of the nineteenth century f...
In 1944, the French provisional government, backed by the Parti communiste français and the Confédér...
The coalminers as a social and occupational group have always been referred to by historians as a "r...
In the 19th century, public outrage over poor working conditions of children in underground coal min...
This article explores the effects of gender inequality and women's disempowerment in the context of ...
We explore the effects of gender inequality and women’s disempowerment in the context of hist...
"Women and Gender in the Mines: Challenging Masculinity Through History" in the International Review...
While British coal miners are often cast in the collective memory as traditionalists, the article re...
Coal mining has ceased in Britain to all intents and purposes. For centuries, it was a source of emp...
Sexuality is a subject that has been, at best, marginal in the significant body of literature that h...