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245 00 $aWorkers' rights in Upton Sinclair's The jungle /$cGary Wiener, book editor.
246 30 $aJungle
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490 1 $aSocial issues in literature series
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 211-215) and index.
505 00 $tBackground on Upton Sinclair.$tThe life of Upton Sinclair /$rWilliam A. Bloodworth ;$tSinclair was an idealist /$rDavid Denby ;$tSinclair was defeated by the forces he attacked /$rFloyd Dell ;$tThe Jungle was written as a cry for social justice /$rUpton Sinclair --$tThe Jungle and workers' rights.$tThe jungle depicted the plight of immigrant workers /$rJon A. Yoder ;$tThe Jungle was designed to bolster the labor movement /$rAnthony Arthur ;$tSinclair distorted conditions in Packingtown /$rLouise Carroll Wade ;$tThe Jungle's truth's cannot be ignored /$rWinston Churchill ;$tSinclair was disappointed by the impact of The jungle /$rKevin Mattson ;$tThe Jungle's realism undermines its socialist message /$rChristopher Hitchens ;$tSinclair's depiction of African American strikebreakers is racist /$rMark Noon ;$tThe Jungle's conclusion weakens Sinclair's message about workers' rights /$rWalter B. Rideout ;$tThe Jungle is still relevant /$rBryan Hayes ;$tUpton Sinclair was wrong : the American dream is alive /$rThe Economist ;$tConditions despited in The Jungle are returning /$rEric Schlosser --$tContemporary perspectives on workers' rights.$tThe United States must support its poorest workers /$rBeth Shulman ;$tLabor unions must meet workers' needs in a changing world /$rJames O'Toole and Edward E. Lawler, III ;$tImmigrants continue to work in dangerous conditions /$rDave Johnson ;$tYoung women are vulnerable to sexual harassment in the workplace /$rE.J. Graff ;$tGlobalization exploits child labor /$rSarah Cox ;$tGlobal workers must have a voice /$rLisa Roner ;$tWomen's salaries continue to lag behind men's /$rAaron Bernstein ;$tWhistleblowers may be as fraudulent as the corporations they accuse /$rAlexei Oreskovic.
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