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Working with Class

Social Workers and the Politics of Middle-Class Identity

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Daniel J. Walkowitz

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Exploring the evolving concept of "middle class," historian Daniel Walkowitz delves into the role of social workers in defining and navigating class boundaries over the past century. By analyzing their experiences and perspectives, the book reveals how perceptions of middle class status have shifted and become increasingly complex, reflecting broader societal changes. This unique approach offers insights into the contested nature of class identity in America, challenging readers to reconsider their own understandings of social stratification.

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Working with Class, Daniel J. Walkowitz

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Titre: Working with Class
Sous-titre: Social Workers and the Politics of Middle-Class Identity
Langue: Anglais
Auteurs: Daniel J. Walkowitz
Éditeur: The University of North Carolina Press
Publié: 1999
Format: souple
Pages: 440
ISBN13: 9780807847589
Mots clés: Histoire
Évaluation: 3,8 sur 5
Description: Exploring the evolving concept of "middle class," historian Daniel Walkowitz delves into the role of social workers in defining and navigating class boundaries over the past century. By analyzing their experiences and perspectives, the book reveals how perceptions of middle class status have shifted and become increasingly complex, reflecting broader societal changes. This unique approach offers insights into the contested nature of class identity in America, challenging readers to reconsider their own understandings of social stratification.