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• W1724573025 abstract "The Pacific Northwest underwent rapid economic growth in the late 19th century and cities on both sides of the Canada/US border burgeoned. The building boom was sustained by a large cohort of tradesmen and skilled labourers who lived in modest cabins, tenement blocks, boarding houses, and residential hotels. Most of these urban wageworkers were unmarried. They left few records of their experiences outside the job site or union hall. In this case study of Victoria, British Columbia circa 1891, we deployed a historical geographical information system (hgis ) to reconstitute the urban residential and social space of about 2,000 otherwise elusive working men. Our research framework combines qualitative methods that are familiar to historians and quantitative methods favoured by geospatial researchers. By integrating both qualitative and quantitative data, we are able to represent the multiple spatial conditions experienced by Victoria’s wageworkers in the early 1890s. In the process, we repopulated the city and reconstructed a largely vanished urban landscape. A primary objective of the essay is to demonstrate how gis can be used as a research tool and new epistemology in the field of labour history. Abstract: La region du nord-ouest du Pacifique a connu une forte expansion economique a la fin du xixe siecle et les villes des deux cotes de la frontiere canado-americaine se sont developpees rapidement. Le boom de la construction a ete soutenu par l’importante cohorte de gens de metier et d’ouvriers qualifies qui vivaient dans des cabanes modestes, des immeubles locatifs, des pensions et des hotels-residences. La plupart de ces salaries urbains etaient celibataires. Ils ont laisse peu de documents attestant de leurs experiences hors de leur lieu de travail ou de leur local syndical. Dans cette etude de cas de la ville de Victoria, en Colombie-Britannique, vers 1891, nous avons deploye un systeme d’information geographique-historique (sigh ) pour tenter de reconstituer l’espace residentiel et social urbain d’environ 2 000 travailleurs ayant laisse peu de traces. Notre cadre de recherche conjugue des methodes qualitatives familieres aux historiens et des methodes quantitatives que preferent les specialistes de la recherche geospatiale. En integrant les donnees qualitatives et quantitatives, nous pouvons representer les multiples conditions spatiales dans lesquelles ont vecu les salaries de Victoria au debut des annees 1890. Ce processus nous permet de repeupler la ville et de reconstruire un paysage urbain largement disparu. Un des objectifs premiers de cet essai est de montrer comment les systemes d’information geographique (Sig ) peuvent servir d’outils de recherche et de nouvelle epistemologie dans le domaine de l’histoire ouvriere." @default.
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• W1724573025 date "2013-12-09" @default.
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• W1724573025 title "Dwelling Places and Social Spaces: Revealing the Environments of Urban Workers in Victoria Using Historical GIS" @default.
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