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Social Classifications

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June 30, 2017

 

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Although, I would have to say, monetary value plays a bigger part in determining ones social class than Fussell indicated. Still, there are plenty of high-class people who do not have huge bank accounts. In my opinion, these people tend to be the most generous. Often, preferring anonymity over recognition...
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Often, preferring anonymity over recognition. In the second paragraph, Fussell reiterates many of his previous statements by including what others perceive as important criteria in determining social class. Fussell backs up earlier comments by including statements taken from a woman who considers herself to be middle class...
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