Class has been a controversial category of historical analysis. Historians and social theorists have often attacked its relevance, but even those who find it a helpful way of understanding the past (and present) have had to deal with challenges from new theoretical perspectives, especially from those sensitive to gender and race. They have also had to recognize that there is no direct link between the material situation of members of a social class and their consciousness of their social situation. Diverse discourses emerge to give meaning to social experience, and are adopted, adapted, or rejected to varying degrees. This paper suggests that, after three decades of debate, we should now consider class formation as a fluid, dynamic process ...
During the 1930s and 1940s economic crisis and world war in Canada worked to erode the persistent id...
The debate that might have developed in Canadian historiography, about how new tools from social sem...
The debate that might have developed in Canadian historiography, about how new tools from social sem...
Social history approaches to Canadian history have expanded the master narrative to encompass a comp...
Historiographic controversy in Canada has produced concentric circles of often quite charged disagre...
Historiographic controversy in Canada has produced concentric circles of often quite charged disagre...
Historiographic controversy in Canada has produced concentric circles of often quite charged disagre...
Historiographic controversy in Canada has produced concentric circles of often quite charged disagre...
Historiographic controversy in Canada has produced concentric circles of often quite charged disagre...
Historians, particularly in Canada, have yet to make a significant contribution to the study of cont...
Recent studies indicate that records of church membership are unreliable as a barometer to measure t...
Recent studies indicate that records of church membership are unreliable as a barometer to measure t...
Recent studies indicate that records of church membership are unreliable as a barometer to measure t...
Recent studies indicate that records of church membership are unreliable as a barometer to measure t...
Recent studies indicate that records of church membership are unreliable as a barometer to measure t...
During the 1930s and 1940s economic crisis and world war in Canada worked to erode the persistent id...
The debate that might have developed in Canadian historiography, about how new tools from social sem...
The debate that might have developed in Canadian historiography, about how new tools from social sem...
Social history approaches to Canadian history have expanded the master narrative to encompass a comp...
Historiographic controversy in Canada has produced concentric circles of often quite charged disagre...
Historiographic controversy in Canada has produced concentric circles of often quite charged disagre...
Historiographic controversy in Canada has produced concentric circles of often quite charged disagre...
Historiographic controversy in Canada has produced concentric circles of often quite charged disagre...
Historiographic controversy in Canada has produced concentric circles of often quite charged disagre...
Historians, particularly in Canada, have yet to make a significant contribution to the study of cont...
Recent studies indicate that records of church membership are unreliable as a barometer to measure t...
Recent studies indicate that records of church membership are unreliable as a barometer to measure t...
Recent studies indicate that records of church membership are unreliable as a barometer to measure t...
Recent studies indicate that records of church membership are unreliable as a barometer to measure t...
Recent studies indicate that records of church membership are unreliable as a barometer to measure t...
During the 1930s and 1940s economic crisis and world war in Canada worked to erode the persistent id...
The debate that might have developed in Canadian historiography, about how new tools from social sem...
The debate that might have developed in Canadian historiography, about how new tools from social sem...