Fear of Falling: The Inner Life of the Middle Class
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Fear of Falling: The Inner Life of the Middle Class

by Barbara Ehrenreich

Sociology Nonfiction
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In Fear of Falling, Barbara Ehrenreich turns her attention to the inner life of the middle class. This thoughtful work of social commentary examines the concerns, pressures, and aspirations connected to class identity, offering readers a focused perspective on the psychological dimensions of social position.

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Fear of Falling explores the inner life of the middle class through the writing of Barbara Ehrenreich.

The book considers the concerns and pressures associated with middle-class identity and experience.

It offers a reflective work of social commentary for readers interested in class, society, and psychology.

Ehrenreich’s subject is the relationship between social position and the fears that can accompany it.

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