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- Summary
- Men and women representing a variety of occupations, describe the daily routine of their jobs and express their grievances, aims, and dreams
- Language
- eng
- Extent
- xlix, 589 pages
- Contents
-
- Who spreads the news?
- Billy Carpenter
- [Newsboy]
- Cliff Pickens
- [Newsboy]
- Terry Pickens
- [Newsboy]
- Preface 3.
- Mason
- Carl Murray Bates
- Acknowledgments
- [Stonemason]
- bk. 1.
- Working the land
- Pierce Walker, farmer
- Roberto Acuna, farm worker
- Aunt Katherine Haynes, farm woman
- Joe and Susie Haynes, deep miner and his wife
- Rob Sanders, strip miner
- Hub Dillard, heavy equipment operator
- bk. 2.
- Foreword
- [pt. 1].
- Communication
- Sharon Atkins, receptionist
- Frances Swenson, hotel switchboard operator
- Heather Lamb, telephone operator
- Jack Hunter, professor of communications
- [pt. 2].
- Pecking order
- Terry Mason, airline stewardess
- Beryl Simpson, airline reservationist
- Introduction
- Jill Torrance, model
- Anne Bogan, executive secretary
- Roberta Victor, hook
- [pt. 3].
- Did you ever hear the one about the farmer's daughter?
- Barbara Herrick, writer/producer
- [pt. 4].
- Commercial
- John Fortune, copy chief
- Arny Freeman, actor
- Preface 1.
- Rip Torn, actor
- Eddie Jaffe, press agent
- Richard Mann, installment dealer
- Enid du Bois, telephone solicitor --
- Who built the pyramids?
- Mike LeFevre
- [Steelworker]
- Preface 2.
- Eric Hoellen, janitor
- [pt. 2].
- Watching
- Fritz Ritter, doorman
- Vincent Maher, policeman
- Renault Robinson, policeman
- Anthony Ruggiero, industrial investigator
- Jill Freedman, photographer
- Pauline Kael, film critic
- bk. 4.
- bk. 3.
- Demon lover
- [pt. 1].
- Making
- Phil Stallings, spot-welder
- Jim Grayson, spot-welder
- Hobart Foote, utility man
- Ned Williams, stock chaser
- Tom Brand, plant manager
- Wheeler Stanley, general foreman
- Gary Bryner, president, Lordstown Local, UAW
- [pt. 1].
- [pt. 2].
- Driving
- Booker Page, cabdriver
- Lucky Miller, cabdriver
- Will Robinson, bus driver
- Frank Decker, interstate trucker
- [pt. 3].
- Parking
- Alfred Pommier, car hiker
- [pt. 4].
- Cleaning up
- Selling
- Johnny Bosworth, car salesman
- bk. 5.
- [pt. 1].
- Appearance
- Sam Mature, barber
- Edward and Hazel Zimmer, hair stylists
- Jean Stanley, cosmetics saleswoman
- Dr. Stephen Bartlett, dentist
- Doc Pritchard, hotel clerk
- Nick Salerno, sanitation truck driver
- Hots Michaels, bar pianist
- Teddy Grodowski, elevator starter
- Tim Devlin, janitor, ex-salesman
- [pt. 2].
- Counting
- Nancy Rogers, bank teller
- Fred Roman, auditor
- [pt. 3].
- Footwork
- Jack Spiegel, organizer
- Roy Schmidt, garbage man
- Alice Washington, order filler, shoe factory
- John Fuller, mail carrier
- Conrad Swibel, gas meter reader
- Brett Hauser, supermarket box boy
- Babe Secoli, supermarket checker
- Thomas Rush, skycap
- Grace Clements, felter, luggage factory
- Delores Dante, waitress
- [pt. 4].
- Just a housewife
- Louis Hayward, washroom attendant
- Therese Carter
- Jesusita Novarro --
- Lincoln James, factory mechanic
- Maggie Holmes, domestic
- Margaret Richards, realty broker
- James Carson, yacht broker
- David Reed Glover, stockbroker
- Ray Wax, stockbroker
- [pt. 3].
- Bureaucracy
- Steve Carmichael, project coordinator
- Lilith Reynolds, government relations coordinator
- Diane Wilson, process clerk
- [pt. 4].
- bk. 6.
- Organizer
- Bill Talcott
- bk. 7.
- [pt. 1].
- Sporting life
- Eddie Arroyo, jockey
- Steve Hamilton, baseball player
- Blackie Mason, sports press agent
- Jeanne Douglas, tennis player
- Eric Nesterenko, hockey player
- [pt. 1].
- George Allen, football coach
- [pt. 2].
- In charge
- Ward Quaal, TV/radio executive
- Dave Bender, factory owner
- Ernest Bradshaw, audit department head, bank
- Peter Keeley, ex-boss
- Lois Keeley Novak, his daughter
- Larry Ross, ex-president of conglomerate; consultant
- [pt. 3].
- Quiet life
- Ma and Pa courage
- George and Irene Brewer
- [pt. 4].
- Reflections on idleness and retirement
- Barbara Terwilliger, idleness
- Bill Norworth, retired railroad engineer
- Joe Zmuda, ex-shipping clerk --
- Donna Murray, bookbinder
- Nino Guidici, pharmacist
- Eugene Russell, piano tuner
- [pt. 2].
- Brokers
- Ken Brown, executive
- Kay Stepkin, director of bakery cooperative
- Cathleen Moran, hospital aide
- [pt. 2].
- Cradle to grave
- Ruth Lindstrom, baby nurse
- Rose Hoffman, public school teacher
- Pat Zimmerman, alternative school teacher
- Kitty Scanlan, occupational therapist
- Betsy DeLacy, patients' representative
- bk. 8.
- Carmelita Lester, practical nurse, old people's home
- Herbert Bach, memorial counselor
- Elmer Ruiz, gravedigger
- bk. 9.
- [pt. 1].
- Quiz kid and the carpenter
- Bruce Fletcher, tree nursery attendant
- Nick Lindsay, carpenter/poet
- [pt. 2].
- In search of a calling
- [pt. 1].
- Nora Watson, editor
- Walter Lundquist, industrial designer
- Rebecca Sweeney, nun to naprapath
- [pt. 3].
- Second chance
- Fred Ringley, ex-salesman; farmer
- Philip da Vinci, lawyer
- Sarah Houghton, librarian
- Mario Anichini, stone cutter
- [pt. 4].
- Age of Charlie Blossom
- Fathers and sons
- Glen Stribling, service station owner
- Dave Stribling, his son and partner
- Steve Dubi, steelworker
- Father Leonard Dubi, his son, a priest
- Jack Currier, teacher, adult education
- Harold Patrick, freight elevator operator
- Bob Patrick, policeman
- Tom Patrick, fireman
- Charlie Blossom, copy boy
- Steven Simonyi-Gindele, publisher
- Tom McCoy, proofreader
- Ralph Werner, department store salesman
- Bud Freeman, jazz musician
- Isbn
- 9781565849440
- Label
- Working : people talk about what they do all day and how they feel about what they do
- Title
- Working
- Title remainder
- people talk about what they do all day and how they feel about what they do
- Statement of responsibility
- Studs Terkel ; [with a new foreword by Adam Cohen]
- Language
- eng
- Summary
- Men and women representing a variety of occupations, describe the daily routine of their jobs and express their grievances, aims, and dreams
- Cataloging source
- CWJ
- http://library.link/vocab/creatorDate
- 1912-2008
- http://library.link/vocab/creatorName
- Terkel, Studs
- Dewey number
- 305.5620973
- Index
- no index present
- LC call number
- HD8072
- LC item number
- .T4 2004
- Literary form
- non fiction
- http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
-
- Working class
- Working class
- Work
- United States
- Middle class
- Middle class
- Label
- Working : people talk about what they do all day and how they feel about what they do, Studs Terkel ; [with a new foreword by Adam Cohen]
- Carrier category
- volume
- Carrier category code
-
- nc
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
- text
- Content type code
-
- txt
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
-
- Who spreads the news?
- Billy Carpenter
- [Newsboy]
- Cliff Pickens
- [Newsboy]
- Terry Pickens
- [Newsboy]
- Preface 3.
- Mason
- Carl Murray Bates
- Acknowledgments
- [Stonemason]
- bk. 1.
- Working the land
- Pierce Walker, farmer
- Roberto Acuna, farm worker
- Aunt Katherine Haynes, farm woman
- Joe and Susie Haynes, deep miner and his wife
- Rob Sanders, strip miner
- Hub Dillard, heavy equipment operator
- bk. 2.
- Foreword
- [pt. 1].
- Communication
- Sharon Atkins, receptionist
- Frances Swenson, hotel switchboard operator
- Heather Lamb, telephone operator
- Jack Hunter, professor of communications
- [pt. 2].
- Pecking order
- Terry Mason, airline stewardess
- Beryl Simpson, airline reservationist
- Introduction
- Jill Torrance, model
- Anne Bogan, executive secretary
- Roberta Victor, hook
- [pt. 3].
- Did you ever hear the one about the farmer's daughter?
- Barbara Herrick, writer/producer
- [pt. 4].
- Commercial
- John Fortune, copy chief
- Arny Freeman, actor
- Preface 1.
- Rip Torn, actor
- Eddie Jaffe, press agent
- Richard Mann, installment dealer
- Enid du Bois, telephone solicitor --
- Who built the pyramids?
- Mike LeFevre
- [Steelworker]
- Preface 2.
- Eric Hoellen, janitor
- [pt. 2].
- Watching
- Fritz Ritter, doorman
- Vincent Maher, policeman
- Renault Robinson, policeman
- Anthony Ruggiero, industrial investigator
- Jill Freedman, photographer
- Pauline Kael, film critic
- bk. 4.
- bk. 3.
- Demon lover
- [pt. 1].
- Making
- Phil Stallings, spot-welder
- Jim Grayson, spot-welder
- Hobart Foote, utility man
- Ned Williams, stock chaser
- Tom Brand, plant manager
- Wheeler Stanley, general foreman
- Gary Bryner, president, Lordstown Local, UAW
- [pt. 1].
- [pt. 2].
- Driving
- Booker Page, cabdriver
- Lucky Miller, cabdriver
- Will Robinson, bus driver
- Frank Decker, interstate trucker
- [pt. 3].
- Parking
- Alfred Pommier, car hiker
- [pt. 4].
- Cleaning up
- Selling
- Johnny Bosworth, car salesman
- bk. 5.
- [pt. 1].
- Appearance
- Sam Mature, barber
- Edward and Hazel Zimmer, hair stylists
- Jean Stanley, cosmetics saleswoman
- Dr. Stephen Bartlett, dentist
- Doc Pritchard, hotel clerk
- Nick Salerno, sanitation truck driver
- Hots Michaels, bar pianist
- Teddy Grodowski, elevator starter
- Tim Devlin, janitor, ex-salesman
- [pt. 2].
- Counting
- Nancy Rogers, bank teller
- Fred Roman, auditor
- [pt. 3].
- Footwork
- Jack Spiegel, organizer
- Roy Schmidt, garbage man
- Alice Washington, order filler, shoe factory
- John Fuller, mail carrier
- Conrad Swibel, gas meter reader
- Brett Hauser, supermarket box boy
- Babe Secoli, supermarket checker
- Thomas Rush, skycap
- Grace Clements, felter, luggage factory
- Delores Dante, waitress
- [pt. 4].
- Just a housewife
- Louis Hayward, washroom attendant
- Therese Carter
- Jesusita Novarro --
- Lincoln James, factory mechanic
- Maggie Holmes, domestic
- Margaret Richards, realty broker
- James Carson, yacht broker
- David Reed Glover, stockbroker
- Ray Wax, stockbroker
- [pt. 3].
- Bureaucracy
- Steve Carmichael, project coordinator
- Lilith Reynolds, government relations coordinator
- Diane Wilson, process clerk
- [pt. 4].
- bk. 6.
- Organizer
- Bill Talcott
- bk. 7.
- [pt. 1].
- Sporting life
- Eddie Arroyo, jockey
- Steve Hamilton, baseball player
- Blackie Mason, sports press agent
- Jeanne Douglas, tennis player
- Eric Nesterenko, hockey player
- [pt. 1].
- George Allen, football coach
- [pt. 2].
- In charge
- Ward Quaal, TV/radio executive
- Dave Bender, factory owner
- Ernest Bradshaw, audit department head, bank
- Peter Keeley, ex-boss
- Lois Keeley Novak, his daughter
- Larry Ross, ex-president of conglomerate; consultant
- [pt. 3].
- Quiet life
- Ma and Pa courage
- George and Irene Brewer
- [pt. 4].
- Reflections on idleness and retirement
- Barbara Terwilliger, idleness
- Bill Norworth, retired railroad engineer
- Joe Zmuda, ex-shipping clerk --
- Donna Murray, bookbinder
- Nino Guidici, pharmacist
- Eugene Russell, piano tuner
- [pt. 2].
- Brokers
- Ken Brown, executive
- Kay Stepkin, director of bakery cooperative
- Cathleen Moran, hospital aide
- [pt. 2].
- Cradle to grave
- Ruth Lindstrom, baby nurse
- Rose Hoffman, public school teacher
- Pat Zimmerman, alternative school teacher
- Kitty Scanlan, occupational therapist
- Betsy DeLacy, patients' representative
- bk. 8.
- Carmelita Lester, practical nurse, old people's home
- Herbert Bach, memorial counselor
- Elmer Ruiz, gravedigger
- bk. 9.
- [pt. 1].
- Quiz kid and the carpenter
- Bruce Fletcher, tree nursery attendant
- Nick Lindsay, carpenter/poet
- [pt. 2].
- In search of a calling
- [pt. 1].
- Nora Watson, editor
- Walter Lundquist, industrial designer
- Rebecca Sweeney, nun to naprapath
- [pt. 3].
- Second chance
- Fred Ringley, ex-salesman; farmer
- Philip da Vinci, lawyer
- Sarah Houghton, librarian
- Mario Anichini, stone cutter
- [pt. 4].
- Age of Charlie Blossom
- Fathers and sons
- Glen Stribling, service station owner
- Dave Stribling, his son and partner
- Steve Dubi, steelworker
- Father Leonard Dubi, his son, a priest
- Jack Currier, teacher, adult education
- Harold Patrick, freight elevator operator
- Bob Patrick, policeman
- Tom Patrick, fireman
- Charlie Blossom, copy boy
- Steven Simonyi-Gindele, publisher
- Tom McCoy, proofreader
- Ralph Werner, department store salesman
- Bud Freeman, jazz musician
- Control code
- ocm64774012
- Dimensions
- 21 cm
- Extent
- xlix, 589 pages
- Isbn
- 9781565849440
- Media category
- unmediated
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Media type code
-
- n
- System control number
- (OCoLC)64774012
- Label
- Working : people talk about what they do all day and how they feel about what they do, Studs Terkel ; [with a new foreword by Adam Cohen]
- Carrier category
- volume
- Carrier category code
-
- nc
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
- text
- Content type code
-
- txt
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
-
- Who spreads the news?
- Billy Carpenter
- [Newsboy]
- Cliff Pickens
- [Newsboy]
- Terry Pickens
- [Newsboy]
- Preface 3.
- Mason
- Carl Murray Bates
- Acknowledgments
- [Stonemason]
- bk. 1.
- Working the land
- Pierce Walker, farmer
- Roberto Acuna, farm worker
- Aunt Katherine Haynes, farm woman
- Joe and Susie Haynes, deep miner and his wife
- Rob Sanders, strip miner
- Hub Dillard, heavy equipment operator
- bk. 2.
- Foreword
- [pt. 1].
- Communication
- Sharon Atkins, receptionist
- Frances Swenson, hotel switchboard operator
- Heather Lamb, telephone operator
- Jack Hunter, professor of communications
- [pt. 2].
- Pecking order
- Terry Mason, airline stewardess
- Beryl Simpson, airline reservationist
- Introduction
- Jill Torrance, model
- Anne Bogan, executive secretary
- Roberta Victor, hook
- [pt. 3].
- Did you ever hear the one about the farmer's daughter?
- Barbara Herrick, writer/producer
- [pt. 4].
- Commercial
- John Fortune, copy chief
- Arny Freeman, actor
- Preface 1.
- Rip Torn, actor
- Eddie Jaffe, press agent
- Richard Mann, installment dealer
- Enid du Bois, telephone solicitor --
- Who built the pyramids?
- Mike LeFevre
- [Steelworker]
- Preface 2.
- Eric Hoellen, janitor
- [pt. 2].
- Watching
- Fritz Ritter, doorman
- Vincent Maher, policeman
- Renault Robinson, policeman
- Anthony Ruggiero, industrial investigator
- Jill Freedman, photographer
- Pauline Kael, film critic
- bk. 4.
- bk. 3.
- Demon lover
- [pt. 1].
- Making
- Phil Stallings, spot-welder
- Jim Grayson, spot-welder
- Hobart Foote, utility man
- Ned Williams, stock chaser
- Tom Brand, plant manager
- Wheeler Stanley, general foreman
- Gary Bryner, president, Lordstown Local, UAW
- [pt. 1].
- [pt. 2].
- Driving
- Booker Page, cabdriver
- Lucky Miller, cabdriver
- Will Robinson, bus driver
- Frank Decker, interstate trucker
- [pt. 3].
- Parking
- Alfred Pommier, car hiker
- [pt. 4].
- Cleaning up
- Selling
- Johnny Bosworth, car salesman
- bk. 5.
- [pt. 1].
- Appearance
- Sam Mature, barber
- Edward and Hazel Zimmer, hair stylists
- Jean Stanley, cosmetics saleswoman
- Dr. Stephen Bartlett, dentist
- Doc Pritchard, hotel clerk
- Nick Salerno, sanitation truck driver
- Hots Michaels, bar pianist
- Teddy Grodowski, elevator starter
- Tim Devlin, janitor, ex-salesman
- [pt. 2].
- Counting
- Nancy Rogers, bank teller
- Fred Roman, auditor
- [pt. 3].
- Footwork
- Jack Spiegel, organizer
- Roy Schmidt, garbage man
- Alice Washington, order filler, shoe factory
- John Fuller, mail carrier
- Conrad Swibel, gas meter reader
- Brett Hauser, supermarket box boy
- Babe Secoli, supermarket checker
- Thomas Rush, skycap
- Grace Clements, felter, luggage factory
- Delores Dante, waitress
- [pt. 4].
- Just a housewife
- Louis Hayward, washroom attendant
- Therese Carter
- Jesusita Novarro --
- Lincoln James, factory mechanic
- Maggie Holmes, domestic
- Margaret Richards, realty broker
- James Carson, yacht broker
- David Reed Glover, stockbroker
- Ray Wax, stockbroker
- [pt. 3].
- Bureaucracy
- Steve Carmichael, project coordinator
- Lilith Reynolds, government relations coordinator
- Diane Wilson, process clerk
- [pt. 4].
- bk. 6.
- Organizer
- Bill Talcott
- bk. 7.
- [pt. 1].
- Sporting life
- Eddie Arroyo, jockey
- Steve Hamilton, baseball player
- Blackie Mason, sports press agent
- Jeanne Douglas, tennis player
- Eric Nesterenko, hockey player
- [pt. 1].
- George Allen, football coach
- [pt. 2].
- In charge
- Ward Quaal, TV/radio executive
- Dave Bender, factory owner
- Ernest Bradshaw, audit department head, bank
- Peter Keeley, ex-boss
- Lois Keeley Novak, his daughter
- Larry Ross, ex-president of conglomerate; consultant
- [pt. 3].
- Quiet life
- Ma and Pa courage
- George and Irene Brewer
- [pt. 4].
- Reflections on idleness and retirement
- Barbara Terwilliger, idleness
- Bill Norworth, retired railroad engineer
- Joe Zmuda, ex-shipping clerk --
- Donna Murray, bookbinder
- Nino Guidici, pharmacist
- Eugene Russell, piano tuner
- [pt. 2].
- Brokers
- Ken Brown, executive
- Kay Stepkin, director of bakery cooperative
- Cathleen Moran, hospital aide
- [pt. 2].
- Cradle to grave
- Ruth Lindstrom, baby nurse
- Rose Hoffman, public school teacher
- Pat Zimmerman, alternative school teacher
- Kitty Scanlan, occupational therapist
- Betsy DeLacy, patients' representative
- bk. 8.
- Carmelita Lester, practical nurse, old people's home
- Herbert Bach, memorial counselor
- Elmer Ruiz, gravedigger
- bk. 9.
- [pt. 1].
- Quiz kid and the carpenter
- Bruce Fletcher, tree nursery attendant
- Nick Lindsay, carpenter/poet
- [pt. 2].
- In search of a calling
- [pt. 1].
- Nora Watson, editor
- Walter Lundquist, industrial designer
- Rebecca Sweeney, nun to naprapath
- [pt. 3].
- Second chance
- Fred Ringley, ex-salesman; farmer
- Philip da Vinci, lawyer
- Sarah Houghton, librarian
- Mario Anichini, stone cutter
- [pt. 4].
- Age of Charlie Blossom
- Fathers and sons
- Glen Stribling, service station owner
- Dave Stribling, his son and partner
- Steve Dubi, steelworker
- Father Leonard Dubi, his son, a priest
- Jack Currier, teacher, adult education
- Harold Patrick, freight elevator operator
- Bob Patrick, policeman
- Tom Patrick, fireman
- Charlie Blossom, copy boy
- Steven Simonyi-Gindele, publisher
- Tom McCoy, proofreader
- Ralph Werner, department store salesman
- Bud Freeman, jazz musician
- Control code
- ocm64774012
- Dimensions
- 21 cm
- Extent
- xlix, 589 pages
- Isbn
- 9781565849440
- Media category
- unmediated
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Media type code
-
- n
- System control number
- (OCoLC)64774012
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