Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter 1
2. Contents 7
3. Preface 9
4. Introduction 13
5. Work, Fellowship, And Some Economic Realities Of Eighteenth-Century France 54
6. Journeymen's Migrations And Workshop Organization In Eighteenth-Century France 74
7. Social And Geographic M Ability Of The Eighteenth-Century Guild Artisan: An Analysis Of Guild Receptions In Dijon, I 700-90 97
8. Independent And Insolent: Journeymen And Their "Rites" In The Old Regime Workplace 131
9. Social Classification And Representation Zn The Corporate World Of Eighteenth-Century France: Turgot's "Carnival" 176
10. The Alphabetical Order: Work In Diderot's Encyclopédie 229
11. Visions Of Labor: Illustrations Of The Mechanical Arts Before, In, And After Diderot's Encyclopédie 258
12. The Urban Trades: Social Analysis And Representation 287
13. A Nineteenth-Century Work Experience As Related In A Worker's Autobiography: Norbert Truquin 297
14. The Myth Of The Artisan: Critical Reflections On A Category Of Social History 317
15. Statistical Representations Of Work: The Politics Of The Chamber Of Commerce's Statistique De L'industrie À Paris, 1847-48 335
16. The Moral Sense Of Farce: The Patois Literature Of Lille Factory Laborers, 1848-70 364
17. Reinterpreting Capitalist Industrialization: A Study Of Nineteenth-Century France 393
18. Proletarian Families And Social Protest: Production And Reproduction As Issues Of Social Conflict In Nineteenth-Century France 418
19. Apprenticeship In Nineteenth-Century France: A Continuing Tradition Or A Break With The Past? 457
20. The European Science Of Work: The Economy Of The Body At The End Of The Nineteenth Century 475
21. Automobile Workers In France And Their Work, 1914-83 514
22. Afterword 548
23. Notes On Contributors 565
24. Index 569