My sisters telegraphic : women in the telegraph office, 1846-1950 /
"In the mid-nineteenth century, women entered a challenging, competitive technological field - the telegraph industry. They competed directly with men, demanding and occasionally getting equal pay. Women telegraphers made up a subculture of technically educated workers whose skills, mobility, a...
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Athens :
Ohio University Press,
©2000.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Women in the Telegraph Industry
- The Entry of Women into the Telegraph Industry in the United States
- Women Telegraphers in Canada and Europe
- Women and the Telegraph in the Non-European World
- Women in the Telegraph Industry in the Twentieth Century
- Daily Life in the Telegraph Office
- Life in the Depot Office
- Morse Keys and "Bugs"
- Life in the Commercial Office
- The Working Environment
- Working Hours
- Introduction of the Teletype
- Occupational Hazards
- Society and the Telegraph Operator
- Social Class
- Ethnicity
- Schooling
- Reasons for Entering the Workforce
- Demographic Composition of the Workforce
- Social Life
- Travel
- Religious, Social, and Civic Organizations
- Telegraphic Competitions
- Family and Marriage
- Women's Issues in the Telegraph Office
- The Entry of Women into Telegraphy in the United States and the Debate in the Telegrapher
- The Entry of Women into Telegraphy in Europe
- Women's Issues in the Telegraph Office in the United States in the 1870s
- Gendered Behavior in the Workplace
- Equal Pay
- Women as Business Entrepreneurs
- Office Politics: The Case of Lizzie Snow
- Sex and Morality in the Telegraph Office
- Women Telegraphers in Literature and Cinema
- Portrayal of Women Telegraphers in Literature
- Women Telegraphers in the Cinema
- Women Telegraphers and the Labor Movement
- The Telegraphers' Protective League and the Strike of 1870
- Women and the Labor Movement in Europe
- The Brotherhood of Telegraphers and the Strike of 1883.