History workshop journal

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  Año 2000, Número 50

  • Francois Bernier and the Invention of Racial Classification

    S. Stuurman

    págs. 1-22

    

  • Common Sense in Shanghai: the Shanghai General Chamber of Commerce and Political Legitimacy in Republican China

    J. Fox

    págs. 23-44

    

  • Mothers' Toil and Daughters' Leisure: Working-class Girls and Time in 1920s Germany

    C. Benninghaus

    págs. 45-74

    

  • People Working: Everday Life and German Fascism

    A. Ludtke

    págs. 75-92

    

  • The 1944 Somaliland Camel Corps Mutiny and Popular Politics

    J. Mohamed

    págs. 93-113

    

  • `Praise Songs' of the Family: Lineage and Kinship in the Caribbean Diaspora

    M. Chamberlain

    págs. 114-128

    

  • Writing Early Medieval Biography

    J. L. Nelson

    págs. 129-136

    

  • Unhappy Voltaire, or `I Shall Never Get Over it as Long as I Live'

    D. Wootton

    págs. 137-156

    

  • Louise Bryant Grows Old

    C. Stansell

    págs. 157-180

    

  • Re-remembering the Soldier Hero: the Psychic and Social Construction of Memory in Personal Narratives of the Great War

    M. Roper

    págs. 181-204

    

  • The Boyd Orr Survey of the Nutrition of Children in Britain, 1937-9 John Pemberton, introduced by Jerry White, with extracts from Gwen Pemberton's Diaries

    págs. 205-229

    

  • Bapsi Sidhwa and Urvashi Butalia Discuss the Partition of India

    A. Whitehead

    págs. 230-238

    

  • The Only Problem was Time

    A. Davin

    págs. 239-245

    

  • The Massachusetts History Workshop: `Bringing the Boundaries of History to People's Lives'

    J. Green

    págs. 246-265