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9781559348348

Great Divides : Readings in Social Inequality in the United States

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  • Copyright: 1998-06-01
  • Publisher: McGraw-Hill College
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Summary

Drawing from classic and contemporary scholarship, the 47 readings in this anthology illustrate basic theories, concepts, and findings associated with social inequality in the United States. Many selections feature cutting-edge sociological research, providing students with new concepts and theories that inspire thought-provoking class discussion..

Table of Contents

Preface ix(2)
About the Contributors xi
Introduction 1(6)
Part I OPPORTUNITY AND INEQUALITY IN THE UNITED STATES 7(22)
1. The Diminishing American Dream
8(9)
Sheldon Danziger
Peter Gottschalk
2. Why Inequality?
17(6)
Claude S. Fischer
Michael Hout
Martin Sanchez Jankowski
Samuel R. Lucas
Ann Swidler
Kim Voss
3. The Equality Dilemma: Fair Play or Fair Shares?
23(6)
William Ryan
Part II HOW SOCIAL STRATIFICATION IS GENERATED 29(77)
Theories of Stratification 31(36)
4. Manifesto of the Communist Party
31(7)
Karl Marx
Friedrich Engels
5. Classes
38(1)
Karl Marx
6. Class, Status, Party
39(10)
Max Weber
7. Capitalism, Patriarchy, and Job Segregation by Sex
49(4)
Heidi Hartmann
8. A Theory of Ethnic Antagonism: The Split Labor Market
53(14)
Edna Bonacich
Stratification and Society 67(39)
9. The Division of Labor and Occupational Stratification
67(7)
Donald J. Treiman
10. Sponsored and Contest Mobility and the School System
74(5)
Ralph H. Turner
11. Some Principles of Stratification
79(9)
Kingsley Davis
Wilbert E. Moore
12. Some Principles of Stratification: A Critical Analysis
88(8)
Melvin M. Tumin
13. The Uses of Undeservingness
96(10)
Herbert J. Gans
Part III CLASS 106(108)
Class Formation 108(31)
14. A General Framework for the Analysis of Class
108(15)
Erik Olin Wright
15. The Primary Effects of Scientific Management
123(7)
Harry Braverman
16. Mass Production in Postmodern Times
130(9)
Richard J. Barnet
John Cavanagh
Power and Division 139(20)
17. The Structure of Power in American Society
139(6)
C. Wright Mills
18. Sociopolitical Pluralism
145(5)
Marvin E. Olsen
19. The American Upper Class
150(9)
G. William Domhoff
Class in the United States 159(55)
20. Economic Self-Sufficiency in Present-Day America
159(14)
John E. Schwarz
Thomas J. Volgy
21. Race and the Rise of Ethnicity
173(6)
Lillian B. Rubin
22. The Crisis of the American Dream
179(13)
Bennett Harrison
Barry Bluestone
23. The Bureaucratic Burden
192(13)
David M. Gordon
24. The Politics of Generational Division
205(9)
Katherine Newman
Part IV RACE AND ETHNICITY 214(102)
Race in Our Time 216(45)
25. The Problem of the Twentieth Century Is the Problem of the Color Line
216(5)
W. E. B. Du Bois
26. The Truly Disadvantaged
221(19)
William Julius Wilson
27. A Sociology of Wealth and Racial Inequality
240(10)
Melvin L. Oliver
Thomas M. Shapiro
28. A History of Multicultural America
250(11)
Ronald Takaki
Race and Ethnic Division 261(55)
29. A Piece of the Pie: Occupational Trends
261(11)
Stanley Lieberson
30. The Continuing Causes of Segregation
272(16)
Douglas S. Massey
Nancy A. Denton
31. Black Wealth/White Wealth
288(12)
Melvin L. Oliver
Thomas M. Shapiro
32. The Immigrant Enclave: Theory and Empirical Examples
300(12)
Alejandro Portes
Robert D. Manning
33. Job Competition Between Immigrants and African Americans
312(4)
Paul Ong
Abel Valenzuela, Jr.
Part V GENDER 316(72)
Gendering Society 317(18)
34. "Night to His Day": The Social Construction of Gender
317(10)
Judith Lorber
35. White Privilege and Male Privilege: A Personal Account of Coming to See Correspondences Through Work in Women's Studies
327(8)
Peggy McIntosh
Structuring Gender 335(53)
36. The Politics of Motherhood
335(11)
Jill Quadagno
37. The Ceiling and the Wall: The Double Barrier to the Top
346(8)
Ann M. Morrison
Randall P. White
Ellen Van Velsor
The Center for Creative Leadership
38. No Man's Land: Introduction
354(15)
Kathleen Gerson
39. Women, Men and Work in the Twenty-First Century
369(11)
Barbara F. Reskin
Irene Padavic
40. Comparable Worth: An Overview
380(8)
Elaine Sorensen
Part VI CLASS, RACE AND GENDER IN AN INSTITUTIONAL CONTEXT: EDUCATION 388(51)
41. The Vital Link: Prep Schools and Higher Education
389(12)
Peter W. Cookson, Jr.
Caroline Hodges Persell
42. The Savage Inequalities of Public Education in New York
401(17)
Jonathan Kozol
43. Failing at Fairness: Hidden Lessons
418(10)
Myra Sadker
David Sadker
44. Common Ground: Diver
428(11)
J. Anthony Lukas
Credits 439

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