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| Preface | ||
| Introduction | 3 | |
| Class Discussion: A Dialogue between Kate Ellis and | 25 | |
| Belonging | ||
| "What's a Nice Working-Class Girl Like You Doing in a Place Like This?" | 49 | |
| Who Am I Now? The Politics of Class Identity | 60 | |
| Writing and Teaching with Class | 73 | |
| A Question of Belonging | 87 | |
| Pockets of Experience | ||
| Keeping Close to Home: Class and Education | 99 | |
| A Mennonite "Hard Worker" Moves from the Working Class and the Religious/Ethnic Community to Academia: A Conflict between Two Definitions of Work | 112 | |
| Grandma Went to Smith, All Right, but She Went from Nine to Five: A Memoir | 126 | |
| A Farmer's Daughter in Academia | 140 | |
| Yer Own Motha Wouldna Reckanized Ya: Surviving an Apprenticeship in the "Knowledge Factory" | 148 | |
| Going to Class | ||
| Pass the Cake: The Politics of Gender, Class, and Text in the Academic Workplace | 165 | |
| "Someone to Watch Over Me": Politics and Paradoxes in Academic Mentoring | 179 | |
| Working-Class Women as Students and Teachers | 197 | |
| Teaching the Working Woman | 208 | |
| Ways in and Ways Out | ||
| Recasting the "Politics of Truth": Thoughts on Class, Gender, and the Role of Intellectuals | 219 | |
| Vestments and Vested Interests: Academia, the Working Class, and Affirmative Action | 239 | |
| Language: Closings and Openings | 251 | |
| Dissent in the Field; or, a New Type of Intellectual? | 276 | |
| Telling Tales in School: A Redneck Daughter in the Academy | 292 | |
| Epilogue: By the Rivers of Babylon | 311 | |
| Bibliography | 323 | |
| Contributors' Notes | 329 | |
| Index | 333 |
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