It includes a section that divides salesgirls into sociological groups such as "The Wolf" and "The Charmer." The author classifies small businessmen and farmers as the old type of the book's namesake subject class and the new type as obsessed with status and "morally defenseless as individuals and politically impotent as a 
It includes a section that divides salesgirls into sociological groups such as "The Wolf" and "The Charmer." The author classifies small businessmen and farmers as the old type of the book's namesake subject class and the new type as obsessed with status and "morally defenseless as individuals and politically impotent as a group." Most of the book consists of an analysis of this new type, including the salesmen of the "Big Bazaar" and office workers of the "Enormous File." FTP, name this sociological study, subtitled The American Middle Classes by C. Wright Mills.
It includes a section that divides salesgirls into sociological groups such as "The Wolf" and "The Charmer.
{White Collar}: The American Middle Classes