9780299065546-0299065545-Blue Collar Aristocrats: Life-Styles at a Working-Class Tavern

Blue Collar Aristocrats: Life-Styles at a Working-Class Tavern

ISBN-13: 9780299065546
ISBN-10: 0299065545
Author: E. E. Lemasters
Publication date: 1976
Publisher: University of Wisconsin Press
Format: Paperback 228 pages
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ISBN-13: 9780299065546
ISBN-10: 0299065545
Author: E. E. Lemasters
Publication date: 1976
Publisher: University of Wisconsin Press
Format: Paperback 228 pages

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Blue Collar Aristocrats: Life-Styles at a Working-Class Tavern (ISBN-13: 9780299065546 and ISBN-10: 0299065545), written by authors E. E. Lemasters, was published by University of Wisconsin Press in 1976. With an overall rating of 4.3 stars, it's a notable title among other Human Resources (Social Sciences, Class, Sociology) books. You can easily purchase or rent Blue Collar Aristocrats: Life-Styles at a Working-Class Tavern (Paperback) from BooksRun, along with many other new and used Human Resources books and textbooks. And, if you're looking to sell your copy, our current buyback offer is $0.3.

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“LeMasters’ book is a valuable and popularly written source of information on the attitudes of working class men and women. Highly recommended.”—Library Journal



Blue-Collar Aristocrats is a major statement about a group of Americans too little understood and too long ignored by by the country's decision- and policy-makers. Thanks to the work of E. E. LeMasters, we now have a rare and human insight into the lives, feelings, attitudes, and problems of America's blue-collar aristocrats—one that has the potential both to add to our knowledge and to contribute toward solutions to some of our nation's broadest social problems.



“LeMasters has given us a brilliant sketch of what the well-developed unions have created—the average American. He’s great.”—West Coast Review of Books



"This is not a dry sociogram. The quality of life of these people comes with the smell of smoke and beer, the sounds of boisterous laughter above a blaring juke box and the clicking of the pool balls."—New York Times

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