Becoming Somebody: Toward a Social Psychology of School.

Alan R. Sadovnik, Philip Wexler, Warren E. Crichlow, June Kern, Rebecca A. Martusewicz

1994-03-01articleContemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews267 citationsclosed

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Social and Cultural Dynamics Educational Theory and Curriculum Studies Education, sociology, and vocational training

Abstract

Horizon working class - nobody cares professional middle class - success without society the urban under-class - I am somebody society in reverse - microdynamics of social destruction becoming somebody - the class self horizon no note on method.

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