The Hidden Injuries of Class
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The Hidden Injuries of Class

by Richard Sennett, Jonathan Cobb

Sociology Social Sciences
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Richard Sennett and Jonathan Cobb examine the less visible consequences of class and the ways social position can affect experience, identity, and everyday life. With a focus on overlooked dimensions of class divisions, this work offers a thoughtful contribution to the study of society and social experience.

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The Hidden Injuries of Class is written by Richard Sennett and Jonathan Cobb.

The book focuses on class and the less visible ways it can shape people’s experiences.

Its subject invites consideration of social position, personal identity, and the consequences of class divisions.

With its emphasis on overlooked effects, the work offers a thoughtful perspective on class in society.

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