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Michael Mann

British-born sociologist
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  • class consciousness

    …a seminal redefinition, the sociologist Michael Mann examined different dimensions of class consciousness: class belonging and identity, class antagonism, class totality (the idea that social classes encompass the entirety of society), and the vision of a classless society. Those dimensions not only are formal subcategories but correspond to experiences that…

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    …a seminal redefinition, the sociologist Michael Mann examined different dimensions of class consciousness: class belonging and identity, class antagonism, class totality (the idea that social classes encompass the entirety of society), and the vision of a classless society. Those dimensions not only are formal subcategories but correspond to experiences that…

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