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100 1 Rosemont, Franklin.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
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245 10 Joe Hill :|bthe IWW & the Making of a Revolutionary
Workingclass Counterculture.
264 1 Oakland :|bPM Press,|c2015.
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490 1 The Charles H. Kerr Library.
500 X: Cops & Wobblies: Law, Crime, Prison & The Struggle for
Workingclass Emancipation.
505 0 Front Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Joe
Hill's Artwork -- A Note on the Notes -- Introduction to
the 2015 Edition by David Roediger -- Introduction:
"Troubadour of Discontent" by Franklin Rosemont -- I: Joe
Hill & His Union -- 1. The ABC of the IWW: Revolutionary
Industrial Unionism -- 2. Conflicting Views of IWW History
-- 3. The Hobo Contribution to Critical Theory & the
Origins of the Wobbly Counterculture -- 4. Joe Hill: The
Problem of Biography -- 5. "Born on a Planet Called the
Earth": A Sketch of the Life of a Footloose Wobbly -- 6.
Ester Dahl: Joe Hill's Sister.
505 8 II: The Wobbly Bard -- 1. Songs to Wise Up the Slaves --
2. A "One Big Union" of Poets -- III: A Free-Spirited
Internationalist -- 1. From Swedish Immigrant to Citizen
of the World -- 2. "The Pleasure of Fighting Under the Red
Flag": Joe Hill & the Mexican Revolution -- 3. The Fraser
River Strike: The IWW Bard in Canada -- 4. More Mysteries
of a Hobo's Life: Fellow Worker Hill on the Honolulu Run -
- 5. "Don't Sing 'My Country 'Tis of Thee'": Joe Hill's
Internationalism -- IV: A Classic Case of Frame-Up -- 1.
Why Was Joe Hill Arrested?
505 8 2. Red Scare: Why & How the Police and the Press Stir Up
Fear and Hatred -- 3. Convicting the Innocent, Encouraging
the Guilty -- 4. The Mystery Woman -- 5. "Do Something to
Save the Life of Joe Hill": The Defense Committee Swings
into Action -- 6. The International Defense -- 7. 19
November 1915: A Case of Judicial Murder -- 8. Responses
to the Execution -- 9. Two Funerals, Unending Memorials --
V: Joe Hill & The Arts -- 1. A Painting by Joe Hill -- 2.
Joe Hill, IWW Cartoonist -- 3. A Class-War Humorist -- 4.
The Wobbly Art of Parody -- 5. Carl Michael Bellman & Joe
Hill's Favorite Song.
505 8 6. Joe Hill, Composer -- 7. Songs, Music & Cartoons:
Reflections on Scribbling -- 8. Pie in the Sky -- 9. "I
Have Lived Like an Artist" -- VI: Joe Hill Myths -- 1.
Superman, Saint & Savior -- 2. Remorseless Scoundrel,
Devil Incarnate -- 3. One Man's Joe Hill Myth: John Maata
Retells the Story as He Remembered It -- VII: The Iww &
The White Problem -- 1. One Big Union: A Challenge to
White Supremacy -- 2. Another Look at "Scissor Bill," or
Good Intentions Are Not Enough -- 3. Redeeming the Earth
from Private Property: The IWW & Native Americans.
505 8 4. The Importance of Chinese Cooking in the History of the
IWW -- 5. In the Abolitionist Tradition: Wobblies Against
Whiteness -- 6. Race, Class & the Titanic: Looking at a
Joe Hill Cartoon -- 7. Joe Hill & Ben Fletcher -- 8.
Toward the New Abolitionism: George Seldes & Ray Sprigle -
- VIII: Women Wobblies & Wobbly Feminism -- 1. Joe Hill,
The Rebel Girl, and Rebel Women -- 2. The Strange Case of
Agnes Thecla Fair -- IX: Wobblies Versus "Sky Pilots" --
1. Joe Hill, the IWW & Religion -- 2. The Mormon Influence
in the Hill Case -- 3. Ammon Hennacy & the Salt Lake City
Joe Hill House of Hospitality.
520 The only biography of musician, IWW labor activist, and
martyr Joe Hill to fully explore his politics and cultural
contributions as well as his lasting effect on the radical
counterculture This expansive work covers the life, times,
and culture of that most famous member of the Industrial
Workers of the World (IWW) or "Wobblies"--Songwriter, poet,
hobo, thinker, humorist, martyr-Joe Hill. Many aspects of
the life and lore of Joe Hill receive their first and only
discussion in IWW historian Franklin Rosemont's opus. In
great detail, the issues that Joe Hill raised and grappled
with in his life: capitalism, white supremacy, gender,
religion, wilderness, law, prison, and industrial unionism
are shown in both the context of Hill's life and for their
enduring relevance in the century since his death.
Collected too is Joe Hill's art, plus scores of other
images featuring Hill-inspired art by IWW illustrators. As
Rosemont suggests in this remarkable book, Joe Hill never
really died as he lives in the minds of rebels as long as
his songs are sung, his ideas are circulated, and his
political descendants keep fighting for a better day.
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