The radical novel and the classless society : utopian and proletarian novels in U.S. fiction from Bellamy to Ellison / by Birdwell, Robert, 1983-

Table of Contents: “…The radical novel and socialism: utopian and scientific -- The radical novel: utopian and scientific -- Recognition as classless society: Upton Sinclair's The Jungle, Hegel's Lordship and Bondage, and Lukacs' History and Class Consciousness -- The family as trope of recognition in the utopian novel: Bellamy, Howells, and Gilman -- The convergence of family and criminal in the proletarian novel: Steinbeck and Wright -- The rabble, or, the prefiguration of the classless society in Le Sueur and McKay -- The divided people, or classless society and agent of history: Donnelly, Griggs, and Ellison -- Conclusion. …”

Media messages : what film, television, and popular music teach us about race, class, gender, and sexual orientation / by Holtzman, Linda, 1949-

Table of Contents: “…The connections: life, knowledge, and media -- Gender: in pink and blue and vivid color -- Is the United States a classless society? -- Racing in America: fact or fiction? …”
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The dramatic comedy of William Somerset Maugham by Barnes, Ronald Edgar

Table of Contents: “…The Illusion and Reality of a Classless Society and of a Class Conscious Society; VI. …”
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Sleeping with the Dictionary. by Mullen, Harryette

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Was it something I said? : Misadventures in suburbia / by Thomas, Ros

Table of Contents: “…BEEN THERE, DONE THATBugbears; SMOKES AND MIRRORS; THE POLITENESS POLICE DON'T NEED A BADGE; CONFESSIONS FROM A PAIR OF LOSERS; MYTHS OF A CLASSLESS SOCIETY; MY PINING FOR PERFECTION; THE WHISTLE STOP; DON'T WORRY, I'LL GET AROUND TO IT, FOR SURE; CHEWING THE FAT; Near and Far; MEMORIES ARE HOUSED HERE; MORE THE MERRIER IN FAMILY TERRITORY; SAVED BY THE SISTERHOOD; HELLO STRANGER, I'VE JOINED THE 'HOOD; FAST TRAIN TRACK TO NOWHERE; OH DANNY BOY, YOU'RE HOMESICK; GIVING UP THE WORST WEAKNESS.…”
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