MacKay, Carol

Shackleton, Stefanie

Smith, Woodruff D.

English

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FEATURES REVIEWS TEACHING WATCH & LISTEN ABOUTThe past is never dead. It's no t  even pastNOT EVEN PASTSearch the  si te ...XIHS Workshop: "Honest, Clean,Industrious”: Working ClassRespectabilityBy Stefanie ShackletonTHE INSTITUTE FOR HISTORICAL STUDIES PRESENTSHonest, Clean, andIndustrious: Working-ClassRespectabilitya workshop byDr. Stefanie ShackletonPostdoctoral FellowInstitute for Historical StudiesThe University of Texas at AustiA——Through a case study of a working-class woman in Victorian London, this paper explores ways thatworking-class Britons expressed ideas of respectability both within their own communities, and with thosewho sought to influence those communities. Rather than emulating the ideas of middle classesworkers created their own parallel concepts.FEATURES REVIEWS TEACHING WATCH & LISTEN ABOUTTHE INSTITUTE FOR HISTORECAL STUDIES PRESENTSHonest, Clean, andIndustrious: Working-ClassRespectabilitya workshop byDr. Stefanie ShackletonPostdoctoral FellowInstitute for Historical StudiesThe University of Texas at AustinRespondents:Carol MacKayDepartment of EnglishJ. R. Millikan CentennialProfessorship in English LiteratureDistinguished Teaching ProfessorThe University of Texas at AustinWoodruff D. SmithProfessor of History EmeritusUniversity of Massachusetts BostonIHS Senior Research Affiliate Alumnusr l  02h  1 : aL i ce  Lite rhe Eos Era Sark Making by the Hight of 0 Straet [v i r t esyof thetiyitish Library”MONDAY JAN 30th, 12 PM CT - GAR 4.100 & Zoom LivestreamSee details & Register in advance: http: //bitly /3WuRlaqFEATURES REVIEWS TEACHING WATCH & LISTEN ABOUTthe settler colonies of Australia in the long nineteenth century. She earned her Ph.D. in History at TheUniversity of Texas at Austin in 2022 and is currently a 2022-2023 Postdoctoral Research Fellow at theInstitute for Historical Studies, where she is expanding her work on the role of recreational learning in theshaping of working-class culture. Read more about her work at www.stefanieshackleton.com.Respondents:Carol MacKayJ. R. Millikan Centennial Professorship in English LiteratureDistinguished Teaching ProfessorDepartment of EnglishThe University of Texas at AustinWoodruff D. SmithProfessor of History Emeritus University of Massachusetts Boston, andSenior Research Affiliate Alumnus, Institute for Historical Studies, University of Texas at Austin ——The views and opinions expressed in this article or video are those of  the individual author(s) orpresenter(s) and do not necessarily reflect the policy or views o f  the editors at  Not Even Past, the UTFEATURES REVIEWS TEACHING ~~ WATCH & LISTEN ABOUTFast Is arn onine pubic NISIory magazine ratrner nan a peer-reviewea acadaeric Journal. vile we makeefforts to ensure that factual information in articles was obtained from reliable sources, Not Even Past isnot responsible for any errors or omissions.Posted February 8 2023More Institute for Historical Studies, Watch & ListenRECENT POSTS“Texas, Our Catholic Texas"?A Lager Beer Revolution: The History of Beer and GermanAmerican ImmigrationTeaching about Colonial Latin America through ObjectsFear and Lust in the Desert, or How Lies, Deception, andTrickery Made California a Date Palm MonopolyLast Seen: Teaching about Slavery through the Lens of theDomestic Slave Trade and Family SeparationNOT EVEN PAST is produced by Sign up to receive our MONTHLY NEWSLETTERThe Department of HistoryTHE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTINWe are supported by the College of Liberal ArtsAnd our READERSFEATURES REVIEWS TEACHING WATCH & LISTEN ABOUTCONTACTAll content © 2010-present NOT EVEN PAST and the authors, unlessotherwise notedFEATURES REVIEWS TEACHING WATCH & LISTEN ABOUT

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