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Though Marxism is the dominant philosophical theory applied to class in academia, its real-life inconsistencies, particularly stereotyping, have troubling effects on working class studies. As a result of its hegemony, alternative discourses have been effectively shut out of the academic world. This critical work seeks to establish a new philosophy of class, drawing on disciplines as diverse as sociology, cognitive science, anthropology and psychology and applying a decidedly Weberian hermeneutical lens. Topics covered include a detailed exploration of Marxism, a review of working class literature, post-marxist theories of class and the future of the field.
Contents
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments viii
Preface
1. The Praxis of Class
2. A Study in New Working-Class Studies
3. A Review of the Discourse of Working-Class Literature
4. Postmarxist Theories of Class
5. Postmodern/Poststructuralist Theories of Class and a Theory of the Working Class
6. A Working-Class Reading of Maggie: A Girl of the Streets and The Great Gatsby
Conclusion
Chapter Notes
Bibliography
Index