American Working-Class Literature

Discover the rich tapestry of American working-class life through the pages of American Working-Class Literature, edited by Oxford University Press Inc. This comprehensive collection features over 300 literary works that highlight the voices, struggles, and stories of the working class in America. Spanning from the early laborers of the 1600s to contemporary narratives, this anthology is meticulously organized by key historical and cultural milestones, providing readers with a unique perspective on the evolution of working-class literature. With a substantial page count of 960, this paperback edition, published in 2006, is an essential addition to any literature enthusiast's library. Dive into the heart of American history and culture with this invaluable resource that celebrates the resilience and creativity of the working class.