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E-grāmata: Joe Hill: The IWW & the Making of a Revolutionary Workingclass Counterculture

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  • Izdošanas datums: 01-Dec-2015
  • Izdevniecība: PM Press
  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781629632100
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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.
Joe Hill's Artwork x
A Note on the Notes x
Introduction to the 2015 Edition xi
David Roediger
Introduction: "Troubadour of Discontent" 1(6)
Franklin Rosemont
I Joe Hill & His Union
1 The ABC of the IWW: Revolutionary Industrial Unionism
7(6)
2 Conflicting Views of IWW History
13(6)
3 The Hobo Contribution to Critical Theory & the Origins of the Wobbly Counterculture
19(18)
4 Joe Hill: The Problem of Biography
37(6)
5 "Born on a Planet Called the Earth": A Sketch of the Life of a Footloose Wobbly
43(6)
6 Ester Dahl: Joe Hill's Sister
49(4)
II The Wobbly Bard
1 Songs to Wise Up the Slaves
53(10)
2 A "One Big Union" of Poets
63(10)
III A Free-Spirited Internationalist
1 From Swedish Immigrant to Citizen of the World
73(4)
2 "The Pleasure of Fighting Under the Red Flag": Joe Hill & the Mexican Revolution
77(12)
3 The Fraser River Strike: The IWW Bard in Canada
89(6)
4 More Mysteries of a Hobo's Life: Fellow Worker Hill on the Honolulu Run
95(6)
5 "Don't Sing 'My Country `Tis of Thee'": Joe Hill's Internationalism
101(2)
IV A Classic Case Of Frame-Up
1 Why Was Joe Hill Arrested?
103(6)
2 Red Scare: Why & How the Police and the Press Stir Up Fear and Hatred
109(4)
3 Convicting the Innocent, Encouraging the Guilty
113(5)
4 The Mystery Woman
118(7)
5 "Do Something to Save the Life of Joe Hill": The Defense Committee Swings into Action
125(8)
6 The International Defense
133(4)
7 19 November 1915: A Case of Judicial Murder
137(2)
8 Responses to the Execution
139(4)
9 Two Funerals, Unending Memorials
143(14)
V Joe Hill & The Arts
1 A Painting by Joe Hill
157(4)
2 Joe Hill, I WW Cartoonist
161(6)
3 A Class-War Humorist
167(6)
4 The Wobbly Art of Parody
173(6)
5 Carl Michael Bellman & Joe Hill's Favorite Song
179(3)
6 Joe Hill, Composer
182(3)
7 Songs, Music & Cartoons: Reflections on Scribbling
185(6)
8 Pie in the Sky
191(5)
9 "I Have Lived Like an Artist"
196(3)
VI Joe Hill Myths
1 Superman, Saint & Savior
199(12)
2 Remorseless Scoundrel, Devil Incarnate
211(8)
3 One Man's Joe Hill Myth: John Maata Retells the Story as He Remembered It
219(4)
VII The Iww & The White Problem
1 One Big Union: A Challenge to White Supremacy
223(8)
2 Another Look at "Scissor Bill," or Good Intentions Are Not Enough
231(4)
3 Redeeming the Earth from Private Property: The IWW & Native Americans
235(10)
4 The Importance of Chinese Cooking in the History of the IWW
245(7)
5 In the Abolitionist Tradition: Wobblies Against Whiteness
252(6)
6 Race, Class & the Titanic: Looking at a Joe Hill Cartoon
258(7)
7 Joe Hill & Ben Fletcher
265(4)
8 Toward the New Abolitionism: George Seldes & Ray Sprigle
269(4)
VIII Women Wobblies & Wobbly Feminism
1 Joe Hill, The Rebel Girl, and Rebel Women
273(26)
2 The Strange Case of Agnes Thecla Fair
299(8)
IX Wobblies Versus "Sky Pilots"
1 Joe Hill, the IWW & Religion
307(16)
2 The Mormon Influence in the Hill Case
323(5)
3 Ammon Hennacy & the Salt Lake City Joe Hill House of Hospitality
328(9)
X Cops & Wobblies: Law, Crime, Prison & The Struggle For Workingclass Emancipation
1 How Criminalizing the IWW Helped Gangsterize the U.S.A.
337(12)
2 Wobblies as Critics of the "Injustice System"
349(8)
3 Axel Steele: The Union-Busting Thug as Law Enforcer
357(8)
XI Wobblies Versus Stalinism
1 Contributions to a Critique of a Comical Party
365(10)
2 The Communists & Joe Hill
375(4)
XII Wobblies & Wilderness
Joe Hill & the IWW as Forerunners of Earth First! & Eco-Socialism
379(14)
XIII Joe Hill, The Wobblies & The Beat Generation
1 The Hippest Union in the World
393(4)
2 From the '29 Depression through the Cold War '50s
397(6)
3 The Old Wobbly: Keeper of the Flames of Discontent
403(12)
4 Discovering the IWW in the Sixties
415(10)
5 The Kerouac Connection
425(5)
6 Gary Snyder: Cold Mountain Wobbly
430(5)
XIV Wobbly Poetics In Theory St. Practice
1 The IWW Passion for Poetry
435(12)
2 Revolutionary Workingclass Romanticism
447(8)
3 What Joe Hill Taught Carl Sandburg
455(8)
4 Suggestions for the Future: Wobblies & the "Avant-Garde"
463(14)
5 The Power of Song: The Little Red Song Book, Its Friends & Enemies
477(6)
6 The Whole World Is Listening: Mary Gallagher & International Song Publishers
483(5)
7 The Art of Soapboxing, or Storytelling in the Service of the Revolution
488(6)
8 The Futurist Society of America
494(5)
9 Revolutionary Rewriting & Infrapolitics: New Songs & Comics in the Shell of the Old
499(12)
10 Collective Creation: Players of the World, Unite!
511(12)
XV The Iww Counterculture & Vernacular Surrealism
1 Surrealism, Wobbly Style
523(6)
2 Ralph Chaplin: Brother of the Wild Wind
529(4)
3 Arturo Giovannitti: Against Silence, Death & Fear
533(4)
4 Laura Tanne: Running on Swift Feet Out of the Darkness
537(6)
5 Covington Hall: Visioning the Unseen from the Seen
543(8)
6 T-Bone Slim: Bringing the Sublime & the Ridiculous into a Compromising Proximity
551(9)
XVI "Yours For A Change"
1 On the Road to Chicago
560(3)
2 The Later Years of Joe Hill's Friends
563(8)
CONCLUSION
All the Good Things of Life
571(20)
ENVOI
Joe Hill: A Long-Distance Call
591(4)
Acknowledgments
595(4)
Bibliography
599(30)
Index
629