Latin America's Middle Class
Unsettled Debates and New Histories
Herausgeber: Parker, David S.; Walker, Louise E.
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Latin America's Middle Class
Unsettled Debates and New Histories
Herausgeber: Parker, David S.; Walker, Louise E.
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Designed for classroom use and nonspecialist readers, this collection brings together some of the most influential texts ever written about Latin America's middle class.
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Designed for classroom use and nonspecialist readers, this collection brings together some of the most influential texts ever written about Latin America's middle class.
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- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 236
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Dezember 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 542g
- ISBN-13: 9780739168486
- ISBN-10: 0739168487
- Artikelnr.: 36463872
- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 236
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Dezember 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 542g
- ISBN-13: 9780739168486
- ISBN-10: 0739168487
- Artikelnr.: 36463872
David S. Parker is associate professor of history and former Chair of the History Department at Queen's University, Canada. He is author of The Idea of the Middle Class: White-Collar Workers and Peruvian Society, 1900-1950 (1998), and articles or book chapters on topics ranging from public health reform to images of social climbers in Chilean fiction to dueling among journalists and politicians in Uruguay. Louise E. Walker is assistant professor of history at Northeastern University in Boston. She is the author of Waking from the Dream: Mexico's Middle Classes after 1968 (2012). She is currently coediting a special dossier on Mexico's recently declassified secret police archive for the Journal of Iberian and Latin American Research (2013, with Tanalís Padilla). Her research projects also include the history of conspiracy theories.
Introduction: The Making and Endless Remaking of the Middle Class David S.
Parker Part 1: The Debates, 1947-1968 Chapter 1: Middle Groups in National
Politics in Latin America John J. Johnson Chapter 2: Aspects of Class
Relations in Chile, 1850-1960 Frederick B. Pike Chapter 3: Community
Pillars: The Middle Class Andrew H. Whiteford Chapter 4: The Budget Mario
Benedetti Chapter 5: Middle-Class Rebels Francisco López Cámara Chapter 6:
The Dilemma of the Latin American Middle Class Charles Wagley Part 2: New
Histories Chapter 7: Moralizing the Masses William E. French Chapter 8:
White-Collar Lima, 1910-1929: Commercial Employees and the Rise of the
Peruvian Middle Class David S. Parker Chapter 9: Domesticating Modernity:
Markets, Home, and Morality in the Middle Class in Rio de Janeiro and São
Paulo, 1930s and 1940s Brian P. Owensby Chapter 10: "It Is Not Something
You Can Be or Come to Be Overnight": Empleados, Mujeres de Oficina, and
Gendered Middle Class Identities in Bogotá, Colombia, 1930-55 A. Ricardo
López-Pedreros Chapter 11: Rethinking Aspects of Class Relations in
Twentieth-Century Chile J. Pablo Silva Chapter 12: We Were the Middle Class
Rodolfo Barros
Parker Part 1: The Debates, 1947-1968 Chapter 1: Middle Groups in National
Politics in Latin America John J. Johnson Chapter 2: Aspects of Class
Relations in Chile, 1850-1960 Frederick B. Pike Chapter 3: Community
Pillars: The Middle Class Andrew H. Whiteford Chapter 4: The Budget Mario
Benedetti Chapter 5: Middle-Class Rebels Francisco López Cámara Chapter 6:
The Dilemma of the Latin American Middle Class Charles Wagley Part 2: New
Histories Chapter 7: Moralizing the Masses William E. French Chapter 8:
White-Collar Lima, 1910-1929: Commercial Employees and the Rise of the
Peruvian Middle Class David S. Parker Chapter 9: Domesticating Modernity:
Markets, Home, and Morality in the Middle Class in Rio de Janeiro and São
Paulo, 1930s and 1940s Brian P. Owensby Chapter 10: "It Is Not Something
You Can Be or Come to Be Overnight": Empleados, Mujeres de Oficina, and
Gendered Middle Class Identities in Bogotá, Colombia, 1930-55 A. Ricardo
López-Pedreros Chapter 11: Rethinking Aspects of Class Relations in
Twentieth-Century Chile J. Pablo Silva Chapter 12: We Were the Middle Class
Rodolfo Barros
Introduction: The Making and Endless Remaking of the Middle Class David S.
Parker Part 1: The Debates, 1947-1968 Chapter 1: Middle Groups in National
Politics in Latin America John J. Johnson Chapter 2: Aspects of Class
Relations in Chile, 1850-1960 Frederick B. Pike Chapter 3: Community
Pillars: The Middle Class Andrew H. Whiteford Chapter 4: The Budget Mario
Benedetti Chapter 5: Middle-Class Rebels Francisco López Cámara Chapter 6:
The Dilemma of the Latin American Middle Class Charles Wagley Part 2: New
Histories Chapter 7: Moralizing the Masses William E. French Chapter 8:
White-Collar Lima, 1910-1929: Commercial Employees and the Rise of the
Peruvian Middle Class David S. Parker Chapter 9: Domesticating Modernity:
Markets, Home, and Morality in the Middle Class in Rio de Janeiro and São
Paulo, 1930s and 1940s Brian P. Owensby Chapter 10: "It Is Not Something
You Can Be or Come to Be Overnight": Empleados, Mujeres de Oficina, and
Gendered Middle Class Identities in Bogotá, Colombia, 1930-55 A. Ricardo
López-Pedreros Chapter 11: Rethinking Aspects of Class Relations in
Twentieth-Century Chile J. Pablo Silva Chapter 12: We Were the Middle Class
Rodolfo Barros
Parker Part 1: The Debates, 1947-1968 Chapter 1: Middle Groups in National
Politics in Latin America John J. Johnson Chapter 2: Aspects of Class
Relations in Chile, 1850-1960 Frederick B. Pike Chapter 3: Community
Pillars: The Middle Class Andrew H. Whiteford Chapter 4: The Budget Mario
Benedetti Chapter 5: Middle-Class Rebels Francisco López Cámara Chapter 6:
The Dilemma of the Latin American Middle Class Charles Wagley Part 2: New
Histories Chapter 7: Moralizing the Masses William E. French Chapter 8:
White-Collar Lima, 1910-1929: Commercial Employees and the Rise of the
Peruvian Middle Class David S. Parker Chapter 9: Domesticating Modernity:
Markets, Home, and Morality in the Middle Class in Rio de Janeiro and São
Paulo, 1930s and 1940s Brian P. Owensby Chapter 10: "It Is Not Something
You Can Be or Come to Be Overnight": Empleados, Mujeres de Oficina, and
Gendered Middle Class Identities in Bogotá, Colombia, 1930-55 A. Ricardo
López-Pedreros Chapter 11: Rethinking Aspects of Class Relations in
Twentieth-Century Chile J. Pablo Silva Chapter 12: We Were the Middle Class
Rodolfo Barros