ID: 8689  -  Cinzia Biagiotti  -  Pisa Type: Text Format: Medium: Extent: Identifier: Source: Olsen, Tillie."The Strike". Partisan Review I.4 (Sept-Oct 1934):3-9 Title: The Strike Subtitle: Alternative: Agents: Creator: Olsen, Tillie Role: Author Name: Olsen, Tillie Created: 1934 Date: Issued in/on: 1934 Language: Rights: Olsen, Tillie Relation: IsPartOf Qualifier: Partisan Review I.4 (Sept-Oct 1934):3-9 Coverage: Place: San Francisco Time: 1934 Description: Reportage on the events leading to the SFO general strike of July 16th,1934. Subjects: Class Subjects: Class Subjects: Class Subjects: Class Subjects: Internationalism/Transnationalism Subjects: Identity Subjects: Class Keywords: politics Keywords: Marxism Keywords: communism Keywords: working class Keywords: Modernism Keywords: politics Keywords: labour market Query Subject+Keyword: (Class, politics) Query Subject+Keyword: (Class, Marxism) Query Subject+Keyword: (Class, communism) Query Subject+Keyword: (Class, working class) Query Subject+Keyword: (Internationalism/Transnationalism, Modernism) Query Subject+Keyword: (Identity, politics) Query Subject+Keyword: (Class, labour market) Comment: Reprinted in Salzman, Jack (ed.), Years of Protest: A Collection of American Writings of the 1930s, New York, Pegasus, 1967, pp.138-144; Schlissel, Lillian and Lavender, Catherine 8eds.), The Western Women's Reader. The Remarkable writings of the Women Who Shaped the American West, Spanning 300 Years, New York, Harper Perennial, 2000, pp.411-418.Poetic Form and highly political content. The narrator is both participant and observer. More political than Thousand-Dollar Vagrant.