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working-class images of society: a standalone construct

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Sociology of work

the ways manual workers picture the class structure, which the source links to proletarian, deferential and privatized types of work and community setting.

In sociology of work, working-class images of society refers to the ways manual workers picture the class structure, which the source links to proletarian, deferential and privatized types of work and community setting. This meaning comes from Lockwood (1966) in The Sociological Review.[1]

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Lockwood, D. (1966). Sources of Variation in Working Class Images of Society. The Sociological Review, 14(3), 249-267. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-954x.1966.tb01164.x

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