Uneasy Street: The Anxieties of Affluence
Rachel Sherman’s Uneasy Street examines the complex anxieties of affluence. Through a sociological lens, it considers how wealth shapes social experience, perceptions of security, and ideas about identity and class. The book offers a nuanced perspective on the human and cultural dimensions of economic privilege.
About This Book
Uneasy Street examines the anxieties associated with affluence.
Rachel Sherman focuses on the experiences and implications of wealth in contemporary social life.
The book offers a sociological perspective on how affluence can influence perceptions of security, identity, and class.
It is a thoughtful work for readers interested in inequality, wealth, and the social dimensions of economic privilege.
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