Home, Work, and Play: Situating Canadian Social History is a collection of classic and contemporary articles examining the lives of Canadians through the lens of three central spaces: the home, the workplace, and the various settings for recreation, sport, and play. This new second edition offers a comprehensive and fascinating look at the lives of Canadians over the past two centuries making it an ideal text for any Canadian social history course.
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James Opp is an associate professor at Carleton University. Opp assisted in the development of the Canadian social history course at Carleton and has written a variety of papers in addition to his work as an editor onHome, Work, and Play.
John C. Walsh is an assistant professor at Carleton University. Walsh currently teaches the Canadian social history course at Carleton and is actively conducting research on community and identity, and the cultures of space and time.
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