
How the Other Half Lives
Studies Among the Tenements of New YorkBy Jacob A. RiisLength8h 11m
About this audiobook
"How the Other Half Lives" by Jacob A. Riis is a groundbreaking work of photojournalism and social reform that exposes the harsh living conditions in New York City's tenements during the late 19th century. Through vivid descriptions and powerful photographs, Riis sheds light on poverty, overcrowding, and inequality, advocating for social change and improved living conditions for the city's poor.
Audiobook details
GenreHistory
Length8 hrs 11 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateJan 1, 1890
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Preface
15Chapter XIII. The Color Line In New York
2Introduction
16Chapter XIV. The Common Herd
3Chapter 1. Genesis Of The Tenement
17Chapter XV. The Problem Of The Children
4Chapter II. The Awakening
18Chapter XVI. Waifs Of The City’s Slums
5Chapter III. The Mixed Crowd
19Chapter XVII. The Street Arab
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6Chapter IV. The Down Town Back-alleys
20Chapter XVIII. The Reign Of Rum
7Chapter V. The Italian In New York
21Chapter XIX. The Harvest Of Tares
8Chapter VI. The Bend
22Chapter XX. The Working Girls Of New York
9Chapter VII. A Raid On The Stale-beer Dives
23Chapter XXI. Pauperism In The Tenements
10Chapter VIII. The Cheap Lodging-houses
24Chapter XXII. The Wrecks And The Waste
11Chapter IX. Chinatown
25Chapter XXIII. The Man With The Knife
12Chapter X. Jewtown
26Chapter XXIV. What Has Been Done
13Chapter XI. The Sweaters Of Jewtown
27Chapter XXV. How The Case Stands
14Chapter XII. The Bohemians-tenement-house Cigarmaking