The Hidden Injuries of Class
by Richard Sennett, Jonathan Cobb
A revealing study of how class divisions create lasting emotional and psychological effects on working people.
About This Book
This book examines how class structures affect the self-perception and daily lives of workers.
It highlights the hidden emotional costs that accompany economic inequality.
The authors draw on interviews to reveal the personal toll of social hierarchies.
Readers gain insight into the ways class shapes identity and opportunity.
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