Understanding Classism
Seeck, Francis: Zugang verwehrt. Keine Chance in der Klassengesellschaft: wie Klassismus soziale Ungleichheit fördert. Atrium Verlag. 2022.
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https://doi.org/10.17169/ogj.2022.209Keywords:
Class, Discrimination, Poverty, Social InequalityAbstract
In this small volume on classism, Francis Seeck once again shows how German society is structured by the category of class and provides new insights that reveal devaluation mechanisms and promote the empowerment of those affected. In doing so, Seeck tries to take multiple discrimination seriously – an approach that seems interesting for gender studies, but is difficult.
Correction: This article is a corrected version of the review „Klassismus verstehen". The original version contained incorrect information about Francis Seeck. It was depublished on 31.10.2022 and replaced by the corrected version.
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