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At the Intersection of Labour History and Digital Humanities

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Produktnummer: 18b20b5d43064c4e98a1efe2ee6ec3d97d
Autor: Ågren, Maria
Themengebiete: Frühneuzeitliches Schweden Geschichte der Arbeit Methodendiskussion
Veröffentlichungsdatum: 01.01.2020
EAN: 9783868933567
Auflage: 1
Sprache: Englisch
Seitenzahl: 36
Produktart: Buch
Verlag: EB-Verlag
Untertitel: What Vaguely Described Work Can Tell Us about Labour Relations in the Past
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We can describe work in many ways: as income, prestigious titles, and concrete tasks. We can also describe work vaguely, simply as ‘working’, ‘serving’, ‘helping’ or ‘being’. In the past as today, this was often true for work carried out by people in subordinate positions. However, the work of those in leading positions could also be talked about in unspecific and blank terms. While the vagueness of historical sources with respect to work can be annoying to the historian of labor, the good news is that sources can instead be more vocal about the social and economic relations that people were entangled in because of their work: with and for whom they worked and under what rules. This book uses evidence from early modern Sweden to discuss these patterns, showing that a common way of talking about one’s work was to specify whom it benefitted: an employer, a family member, a relative. The author suggests ways in which historians and computer linguists can join forces efficiently to uncover the many dependencies that work has created over time.

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