Class, In recent years, the concept of class has come under incr

Class, In recent years, the concept of class has come under increasing scrutiny, as a means of explaining both the present and the past. The post-industrial class has superseded the manual working class, and new forms of industrial management have broken up, Class

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Class
Written by author Patrick Joyce
Published by Oxford University Press, USA, July 1995
In recent years, the concept of class has come under increasing scrutiny, as a means of explaining both the present and the past. The post-industrial class has superseded the manual working class, and new forms of industrial management have broken up
In recent years, the concept of class has come under increasing scrutiny, as a means of explaining both the present and the past. The post-industrial class has superseded the manual working class, and new forms of industrial management have broken up more

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Introduction 3
1 Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels on Class 21
2 Max Weber on Class 31
3 Ferdinand Toennies on Estates and Classes 40
4 The Development of the Classical Inheritance 43
5 An Inheritance Reaffirmed: Weber 55
6 An Inheritance Reaffirmed: Marx 64
7 Sociology and Postmodernity 74
8 Sociology and the Study of Society 83
9 The End of the Social 90
10 Fractured Identities 95
11 The Reality of Representation and the Representation of Reality 99
12 Bourdieu on 'Habitus' 101
13 Giddens on 'Structuration' 103
14 The Concept of Structure 106
15 The Incarnation of Social Structure 108
16 Castoriadis on the Imaginary Institution of Society 113
17 The Social Imaginary 117
18 The Making of Class 131
19 Class and Class Struggle 133
20 Levels of Class Formation 142
21 Class, 'Experience', and Politics 150
22 Language, Gender, and Working-Class History 154
23 A People and a Class 161
24 Ranciere and the Worker 167
25 The Nights of Labor 172
26 A Post-Materialist Rhetoric for Labour History 174
27 Habermas and the 'Public Sphere' 186
28 'Society' and the 'Public Sphere' in Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-Century Germany 192
29 Governmentality 201
30 The Emergence of Liberal Governmentality, I 204
31 The Emergence of Liberal Governmentality, II 208
32 The Mobilization of Society 209
33 Towards a Critical Sociology of Freedom 213
34 Gendering 'the Social' 225
35 The Class Structure of the 'Classic Slum' 236
36 'Them' and 'Us' 239
37 Symbols, Codes and Cultures 249
38 The Social Bases of Obedience and Revolt 262
39 'Rebelling against the Work we Love' 271
40 The Language of Orders in Early Modern Europe 292
41 The Failure of the Bourgeoisie 298
42 Gender and the Middle Class 302
43 The Making of the British Middle Class: An Elite-Led Class 316
44 Narratives of Class 322
45 Meanings of Class 332
46 War and the Language of Class 335
47 The State and the Language of Class 343
Select Reading List 349
Biographical Notes 353
Acknowledgements 359
Index 361

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Publication Date: July 1995

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	Introduction	3
1	Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels on Class	21
2	Max Weber on Class	31
3	Ferdinand Toennies on Estates and Classes	40
4	The Development of the Classical Inheritance	43
5	An Inheritance Reaffirmed: Weber	55
6	An Inheritance Reaffirmed: Marx	64
7	Sociology and Postmodernity	74
8	Sociology and the Study of Society	83
9	The End of the Social	90
10	Fractured Identities	95
11	The Reality of Representation and the Representation of Reality	99
12	Bourdieu on 'Habitus'	101
13	Giddens on 'Structuration'	103
14	The Concept of Structure	106
15	The Incarnation of Social Structure	108
16	Castoriadis on the Imaginary Institution of Society	113
17	The Social Imaginary	117
18	The Making of Class	131
19	Class and Class Struggle	133
20	Levels of Class Formation	142
21	Class, 'Experience', and Politics	150
22	Language, Gender, and Working-Class History	154
23	A People and a Class	161
24	Ranciere and the Worker	167
25	The Nights of Labor	172
26	A Post-Materialist Rhetoric for Labour History	174
27	Habermas and the 'Public Sphere'	186
28	'Society' and the 'Public Sphere' in Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-Century Germany	192
29	Governmentality	201
30	The Emergence of Liberal Governmentality, I	204
31	The Emergence of Liberal Governmentality, II	208
32	The Mobilization of Society	209
33	Towards a Critical Sociology of Freedom	213
34	Gendering 'the Social'	225
35	The Class Structure of the 'Classic Slum'	236
36	'Them' and 'Us'	239
37	Symbols, Codes and Cultures	249
38	The Social Bases of Obedience and Revolt	262
39	'Rebelling against the Work we Love'	271
40	The Language of Orders in Early Modern Europe	292
41	The Failure of the Bourgeoisie	298
42	Gender and the Middle Class	302
43	The Making of the British Middle Class: An Elite-Led Class	316
44	Narratives of Class	322
45	Meanings of Class	332
46	War and the Language of Class	335
47	The State and the Language of Class	343
	Select Reading List	349
	Biographical Notes	353
	Acknowledgements	359
	Index	361