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Work, fellowship and some economic realities of eighteenth-century France / Daniel Roche
Journeymen's migrations and workshop organization in eighteenth-century France / Michael Sonenscher
Social and geographic mobility of the eighteenth-century guild artisan: an analysis of guild receptions in Dijon, 1700-1790 / Edward J. Shephard, Jr.
Independent and insolent: journeymen and their "rites" on the old regime workplace / Cynthia M. Truant
Social classification and representation in the corporate world of eighteenth-century France: Turgot's "Carnival" / Steven Laurence Kaplan
The alphabetical order: work in Diderot's Encyclopédie / Cynthia J. Koepp
Visions of labor: illustrations of the mechanical arts before, in, and after Diderot's Encyclopédie / William H. Sewell, Jr.
The urban trades: social analysis and representation / Maurice Garden
A nineteenth-century work experience as related in a worker's autobiography: Norbert Truquin / Michelle Perrot
The myth of the artisan: critical reflections on a category of social history / Jacques Rancière
Statistical representations of work: the politics of the Chamber of Commerce's Statisique de l'industrie à Paris, 1847-48 / Joan W. Scott
The moral sense of farce: the patois literature of Lille factory laborers, 1848-70 / William M. Reddy
Reinterpreting capitalist industrialization: a study of nineteenth-century France / Ronald Aminzade
Proletarian families and social protest: production and reproduction as issues of social conflict in nineteenth-century France / Michael P. Hanagan
Apprenticeship in nineteenth-century France: a continuing tradition of a break with the past? / Yves Lequin
The European science of work: the economy of the body at the end of the nineteenth-century / Anson Rabinbach
Automobile workers in France and their work, 1914-83 / Patrick Fridenson.
Journeymen's migrations and workshop organization in eighteenth-century France / Michael Sonenscher
Social and geographic mobility of the eighteenth-century guild artisan: an analysis of guild receptions in Dijon, 1700-1790 / Edward J. Shephard, Jr.
Independent and insolent: journeymen and their "rites" on the old regime workplace / Cynthia M. Truant
Social classification and representation in the corporate world of eighteenth-century France: Turgot's "Carnival" / Steven Laurence Kaplan
The alphabetical order: work in Diderot's Encyclopédie / Cynthia J. Koepp
Visions of labor: illustrations of the mechanical arts before, in, and after Diderot's Encyclopédie / William H. Sewell, Jr.
The urban trades: social analysis and representation / Maurice Garden
A nineteenth-century work experience as related in a worker's autobiography: Norbert Truquin / Michelle Perrot
The myth of the artisan: critical reflections on a category of social history / Jacques Rancière
Statistical representations of work: the politics of the Chamber of Commerce's Statisique de l'industrie à Paris, 1847-48 / Joan W. Scott
The moral sense of farce: the patois literature of Lille factory laborers, 1848-70 / William M. Reddy
Reinterpreting capitalist industrialization: a study of nineteenth-century France / Ronald Aminzade
Proletarian families and social protest: production and reproduction as issues of social conflict in nineteenth-century France / Michael P. Hanagan
Apprenticeship in nineteenth-century France: a continuing tradition of a break with the past? / Yves Lequin
The European science of work: the economy of the body at the end of the nineteenth-century / Anson Rabinbach
Automobile workers in France and their work, 1914-83 / Patrick Fridenson.