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Live And Learn a life and struggle for progress Item Info

Title:
Live And Learn a life and struggle for progress
Description:
Live and Learn a Life and Struggle For Progress is the biography of Les Moss recorded through various interviews by a collective of authors at QueenSparks Books. Moss begins with his childhood and takes the reader through various periods of his life, including working as a skilled engineer, life in Brighton during World War II, his work as a union organizer and his extensive political activism, and a botched surgery that left Moss with a permanent disability. He describes his political awakening that changed the course of his life in detail. Moss is informed by Marxism, and he devotes a large section of his biography to explaining the changing situation of the worker with tangible examples. In addition to the testimonial, the book features various personal photographs and public documents that supplement the narrative. Part autobiography, part history of union organizing, part political treatise, and part medical exposé, Live and Learn blends the personal and the political, creating a compelling depiction of one individual and his place in a larger society.
Publisher:
QueenSpark
Creator:
Les Moss
Contributor:
Cathy Edwards Pauline Jones Charmian Kenner John Langley Mollie Morley Robin Murray Nicola Ruck Anthea Symons Eileen Yeo Stephen Yeo Kate Honeyford Pauline Jones Pete Lang Paula McDiarmid Dermot Murnaghan Ursula Rohde Gillian Scott Charlie Wickenden
Date:
1979
Type:
text
Format:
application/pdf
Subjects:
Engineer World War II Brighton surgery medicine disability politics
Latitude:
50.8258501895218
Longitude:
-0.128263271164195
Location:
Brighton
Language:
English
Source
Preferred Citation:
"Live And Learn a life and struggle for progress", Digital Collections, FWWCP
Reference Link:
https://library.bc.edu/ds/fwwcp/items/fwwcp07se02094.html