This book begins with a quote from RH Tawney about men who work the plow and live on their own, and this book contends that the "movie star and baseball player" have replaced the industrial magnate.
This book begins with a quote from RH Tawney about men who work the plow and live on their own, and this book contends that the "movie star and baseball player" have replaced the industrial magnate. This book calls the prestige system a "maze of misunderstanding" in a section on the "status panic" and its second chapter focuses on the "rhetoric of competition." This book's author writes that farmers make up a majority of the American small entrepreneur, and this work also discusses the (*) "salesmanship mentality." This book famously includes a section on department store employees and concerns the alienation of a "new class." For 10 points, name this book whose title group is represented by men like insurance agents, a work of C. Wright Mills.
This book begins with a quote from RH Tawney about men who work the plow and live on their own, and this book contends that the "movie star and baseball player" have replaced the industrial magnate.
White Collar: The American Middle Classes