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Coles, Nicholas and Paul Lauter, eds. (2017) A History of American Working-Class Literature, Cambridge University Press Cambridge, UK. Review by John Lennon and Magnus Nilsson [PDF]
Recension av Coles, Nicholas and Paul Lauter, eds. (2017) A History of American Working-Class Literature, Cambridge University Press Cambridge, UKReview of Coles, Nicholas and Paul Lauter, eds.
Nilsson, Magnus +5 more
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Le quartier de l’Arsenal, un « village dans la ville » entre patrimonialisation et normalisation
The working-class housing of Arsenal is located in the Loire department (France) between two towns: Roanne and Mably. However, the two municipalities don’t have the same stance regarding the social and spatial processes that the city is subjected to ...
Diego Miralles Buil
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The Transformations of Greek Working-Class Fiction from the Interwar Period to the Present [PDF]
Surveying a large corpus of Modern Greek fiction from the interwar years to the decade of the financial crisis (2010-2020) we set out to delineate the national inflection of ‘working-class fiction’ along the axes of theme and style as well as ...
Petsa, Vasiliki +3 more
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Damaged Attachments & Family Dislocations: The Operations of Class in Adoptive Family Life
This paper is an initial exploration of an under researched area in the field of contemporary adoption—the impact of class on adoptive family life.
Sally Sales
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Organizing Working-Class Academics: A Collective History [PDF]
In 2008, the Association of Working-Class Academics was founded in upstate New York by three former members of the Working-Class/Poverty-Class Academics Listserv.
Griffin, Tery +2 more
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Fitting in and Rebelling: On the Ambivalence towards Tradition in Modern Swedish Working-Class Literature This article analyzes the ambivalent attitude of several Swedish working-class writers towards the tradition of working-class literature during ...
Magnus Nilsson
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Are We All ‘BBC Dad’ Now? What Covid-19 Restrictions Reveal About Comedy, Class, Paid Work, Parenting and Gender [PDF]
The meme ‘BBC Dad’ first emerged in 2017 in response to an ‘embarrassing’ moment where a Professor was interrupted by his family during a live interview with BBC news TV.
Giuffre E
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The scores obtained by the military students are very important as a lot of opportunities depend on them: the choice of the branch, selection for different in and off-campus activities, the appointment to the workplace and so on.
Pateşan Marioara
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The Ideological Ambiguity of Touch and Go
The interest of D.H. Lawrence’s theatre lies not only in its experimental nature and formal research with reference to different theatrical traditions (naturalism, comedy of manners, epic theatre), but in its themes and characters which, considered in ...
Simonetta De Filippis
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