History of Work and Labour Relations in the Royal Dockyards 2018
DOI: 10.4324/9781315862569-4
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Class Rule: The Hegemonic Role of the Royal Dockyard Schools, 1840–1914

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“…At Chatham Dockyard, like many other industries, these skills were often laced with classed and gendered ideals. The social aspect of Dockyard training is well accounted for, as highly masculine (Mah ) and rigorously disciplined (Casey ). Through this education, a community was reinforced that reproduced a similar masculine character: ‘with strong intergenerational traditions of sons following fathers onto the docks’ (Mah : 9).…”
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“…At Chatham Dockyard, like many other industries, these skills were often laced with classed and gendered ideals. The social aspect of Dockyard training is well accounted for, as highly masculine (Mah ) and rigorously disciplined (Casey ). Through this education, a community was reinforced that reproduced a similar masculine character: ‘with strong intergenerational traditions of sons following fathers onto the docks’ (Mah : 9).…”
Section: Class Community and Lossmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For the culture to remain, it had to impose standards of behaviour. This necessarily required a morality to form; how to perform this identity properly (Casey ).…”
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