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...R. J. Lambrose Copyright © April 1986 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 1986 The Abusable Past R. J. Lambrose Elton’s Joan Rare is the women’s historian who has not been taken aside at one time or another by one of her...

... Association. R. J. Lambrose is the channeler for G. R. Elton, whose thinking, it seems, has taken an unexpected linguis- tic turn. David Marc is an assistant professor of American Studies at Brandeis University. His first book was Demographic Vistas: TeZmision in American Culture (1984). His book...

... in the direction of the enterprise. The impact of studies of alienation by Ordway Tead, Elton Mayo and Henri de Man was profound in business schools and corporate leadership alike between the two world wars. Yet none of these developments overruled Taylor’s quest for a sys- tematic separation of mental...

... on the left but now an ennobled spokes- HISTORY WORKSHOP 119 man for the conservative academy) for a return to “the national heritage” in popular historical education-a call echoed in more egregious form by the Cambridge historian Geoffrey Elton in his...

.... G. Gary Schram, "Suppressed Prostitution," Honolulu Adom- tiser, 6 October 1944; and interviews with "C(July 1990, by telephone); Herman Gist; Elton Brown (November 1990, by telephone). 28. "Hotel Street Harry," Midpificrm, 1 Wber1943,9. 29. This quotation is from a patron of a New...

... (“The Genius of American Politics”) carrying what is unmistakably a copy of Lenin’s State and Reuolu- tion. Most disturbing of all: do the editors of the JAH really expect us to believe that the curiously shaped plant to Gerda Lerner‘s left on page 447 isn’t actually the devoted G.R. Elton...

... to be suspicious of "theory." Yet it is clear that Marxist his- torians such as Christopher Hill or Eugene Genovese are doing something different from their non-Marxist contemporaries such as Lawrence Stone or G. R. Elton. One of the great virtues of Jay's book, to which I will return, is in helping us...

... puzzling over what Elton Mayo called “the human problems of an industrial ci~ilizationCorporate concern for such ”human problems” evaporated almost overnight after 1929, as most corporations jettisoned the welfare-capitalist provisions that had 86/RADICAL HISTORY REVIEW once seemed...

... of the Western Electric Company in Chicago. After early experiments with altered light- ing, work routines and wage schedules failed to demonstrate the effect of any one variable on productivity, Elton Mayo, who was to become Harvard’s first professor of industrial psychology, was brought...

..., the canonization of homophile sexual respectability has been strengthened by EBSCO Publishing’s LGBT Life and LGBT Life with Full Text, digitized databases first released in 2003 and 2004. EBSCO Publishing, founded in 1987, is part of EBSCO Industries, which was established in 1944 by its namesake Elton B...

..., 383-86. 17. Leon Baritz, Servants of Power (Middletown: Wesleyan University Press, 2960); Elton Mayo, The Human Problems of Industrial Civilization (NY: Macmillan, 1933); Harry Bravermann, Labor and Monopoly Capital (NY: Monthly Review Press, 1974). 18. Archives of CRPS, esp...