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table of contents
Cover
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright
Dedication
Foreword
Contents
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Acknowledgments
1. American Exceptionalism
2. Blaming the Victim: Psychological Reductionism in Class Theory
3. Class Divisions and Status Rankings: The Social Psychology of American Stratification
4. Who Is Working Class?
5. Class Images
6. The Decline of Social Class?
7. U.S. and British Workers: Same Consciousness, Different Opportunities
8. Docile Women? Pin Money, Homemaking, and Class Conflict
9. Fear and Loathing? Ethnic Hostility and Working-Class Consciousness
10. Militant Blacks? The Persistent Significance of Class
11. The American Dream
12. Reversing the Focus: Capitalist Strength and Working-Class Consciousness
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