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scholarship boy: a standalone construct

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scholarshipboy1 CONSTRUCTScholarship boyHOGGART · CULTURAL STUDIES

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Cultural studies

the working-class pupil who wins a place through education and ends up uneasy in both his home culture and the educated world he enters.

In cultural studies, scholarship boy refers to the working-class pupil who wins a place through education and ends up uneasy in both his home culture and the educated world he enters. This meaning comes from Hoggart (1957) in The uses of literacy.[1]

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  1. Hoggart, R. (1957). The uses of literacy. Transaction Publishers. ISBN 9780701107635

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