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Acknowledgments | |
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About the Author | |
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Understanding Social Class | |
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A Starting Point | |
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Class is more than money | |
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Class is personal | |
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Class is an intercultural experience | |
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Class is individual perception | |
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Class as a tool | |
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A word about precision | |
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Class as identity | |
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Class as income and wealth | |
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Class as capital | |
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Class as education | |
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Class as prestige | |
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Class as occupation | |
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Class as culture | |
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Class as a system | |
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Class as privilege and oppression | |
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Class as role | |
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Social class on campus | |
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Campus majority social class | |
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Class is more than money | |
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Class bubbles | |
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A tale of five students: Whitney Page, Louise, Eleanor | |
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What will likely happen to these women? | |
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Money, culture, and social class of origin | |
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Social class contrast and fit on campus | |
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Experience | |
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Reflection questions | |
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Discussion questions | |
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Your Experience and Social Class | |
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The Privilege Meme | |
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Where you stare matters | |
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Starting with boundaries | |
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Starting somewhere | |
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Historical views of class | |
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Class and anticlass | |
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Key words and secret language | |
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Summary | |
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Experience | |
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Reflection questions | |
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Discussion questions | |
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Class Myths | |
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�Class doesn't exist in the USA.� | |
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�We are all middle class anyway.� | |
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�The working class is disappearing.� | |
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�Once you get a degree you arc no longer working class.� | |
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�Education is the key to upward mobility.� | |
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�College is open to anyone who wants to work hard.� | |
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�You can't separate class from ethnicity.� | |
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�All White people are the same.� | |
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�People talk about class because they don't want to confront ethnicity and gender.� | |
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�Everyone knows about class.� | |
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�The world is a meritocracy.� | |
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Myth and reality | |
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Experience | |
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Reflection question | |
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Discussion questions | |
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The Social Class Identity | |
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Social class identity: Development | |
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Social class identity: Maturity | |
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Social class identity: Transition | |
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Our three social class identies | |
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Social class contrast | |
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social class transition | |
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Managing multiple social class identites | |
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Support for social class transition | |
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Class passing | |
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Class as role | |
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Summary | |
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Experience | |
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Reflection question | |
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Discusssion question | |
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The Majority Class Student Experience of Class of Campus | |
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Choosing how we name classes | |
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Misty goes to college | |
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So what? | |
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Ursula goes to college | |
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Eleanor's story | |
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Marking class on campus | |
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The reproduction of class | |
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College as a confirmation experience: The world of accommodation | |
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Campus class markets: Fashion | |
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Campus class markets: Language | |
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Campus class markets: Social interaction | |
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Campus class markets: Organizational structure | |
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Campus class markets: Leadership | |
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Campus class markets: The physical campus | |
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Class passing | |
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The monoculture campus | |
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The danger of being the majority | |
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Experience | |
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Reflection questions | |
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Discussion questions | |
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The Minority Class Student Experience of Class on Campus | |
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The lower-class experience on campus | |
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College as a conversion experience: The world of assimilation | |
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Whitney Page's story | |
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So what? | |
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Louise's story | |
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So what? | |
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Deficit model of class: Raising up the underclass | |
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Summary | |
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Experience | |
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Reflection questions | |
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Discussion questions | |
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The Campus Ecology of Class | |
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The campus social class human aggregate | |
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The campus social class physical environment | |
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The campus social class organizational environment | |
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The campus social class constructed environment | |
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Summary | |
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Experience | |
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Reflection questions | |
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Discussion questions | |
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Manifestations of Social Class | |
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Class as Income and Wealth | |
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A case study | |
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Multiple views of class groups based on income | |
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Income as more than income | |
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So what? | |
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Class as wealth | |
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So what? | |
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Experience | |
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Reflection question | |
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Discussion questions | |
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Class as Capital | |
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Bourdieu on capital | |
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Bourdieu on social capital | |
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Other kinds of capital | |
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So what? Implications for campus | |
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Summary | |
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Experience | |
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Reflection questions | |
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Discussion questions | |
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Class as Education | |
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Social class and the campus | |
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The individual effects of education | |
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Summary | |
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Experience | |
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Reflection questions | |
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Discussion questions | |
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Class as Prestige | |
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A prestige experience | |
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Cost and prestige | |
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Ranking and prestige | |
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Keeping up with the others Prestige and class | |
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Prestige and college | |
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Competition | |
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Prestige in perspective | |
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Experience | |
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Reflection questions | |
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Discussion questions | |
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Class as Occupation | |
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Occupational prestige and social dominance | |
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Occupations and class summary | |
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Experience | |
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Reflection question | |
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Discussion questions | |
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Class as Culture | |
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Subcultures and education | |
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Cultures in competition | |
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Student cultures, student typologies | |
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Faculty cultures, faculty typologies | |
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The reproduction of culture | |
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Class, culture, privilege, and oppression | |
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Summary | |
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Experience | |
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Reflection question | |
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Discussion questions | |
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Class, Ethnicity, and Gender | |
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More Complexity | |
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Class and gender | |
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Class and ethnicity | |
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Class, gender, and ethnicity | |
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Experience | |
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Reflection questions | |
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Discussion question | |
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Stories | |
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Zach's story | |
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Khou's story | |
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Christina's story | |
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Ken's story | |
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Abe's story | |
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Reflection question | |
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Discussion questions | |
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What Can Anyone Do? | |
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Things you can do about class | |
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Things you can encourage others on your campus to do about class | |
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References | |
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Index | |