Recent Literature on the IWW

Mass., 1972), 272-276. 3. Also see Ursula Munchow, "Das Bild des Arbeiters in der proletarischen Selbstdarstellung. Zur Bedeutung der friihen Arbeiterautobiografie," Weimarer Beitrage, 19 (1973), 1 10-135. 4. Popp's is one of the few full-length worker autobiographies by a woman and is available in English translation. Adelheid Popp, The Autobiography of a Working Woman (London: Fischer Unwin, 1912). 5. Robert Michels, "Psychologie der antikapitalistischen Massenbewegungen," in Grundriss der Sozial'dkonomik (Tubingen, 1926), vol. 9, pt. 1, 271-274; Cecilia Trunz, Der Autobiographien von deutschen Industriearbeitern (Freiburg i. Breisgau, 1934); Wolfram Fischer, Quellen zur Geschichte des deutschen Handwerks. Selbstzeugnisse seit der Reformationszeit (Gottingen, 1957); Richard Reichard, Crippled from Birth. German Social Democracy 1844-1870 (Ames, Iowa, 1969); Oron Hale, The Great Illusion 1900-1914 (New York, 1971), 43-46; Peter Stearns, "National Character and European Labor History," Journal of Social History, 3 (1970), 95-124; Neuman, "Industrialization and Sexual Behavior." 6. See John Burnett, ed., Useful Toil. Autobiographies of Working People from the 1820s to the 1920s (London: Penguin, 1974). Published in the United States as The Annals of Labour. Autobiographies of British Working Class People 1820-1920 (Bloomington: Indiana U.P., 1974).