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Work in a time of plenty: narratives of men’s work in post-war Australia
This paper examines elderly men’s recollections of work in a time of Full Employment. It is based on in-depth qualitative interviews with men who were young parents in the mid-1950s. Drawing on literature about masculinity, post-war Fordism and the constitution of self-identity through narrative, it
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