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Class Dismissed
Some 25 years have passed since the publication of Paul Fussell’s naughty treat Class: A Guide Through the American Status System, and I think this quarter-century mark merits the raising of either a yachting pennant, an American flag, or a wind sock with the Budweiser logo (corresponding to Fussell’s demarcations of Upper Class, Middle Class, and Prole). For readers who somehow missed this snide, martini-dry American classic, do have your assistant Tessa run out and get it immediately (Upper), or at least be sure to worriedly skim this magazine summary over a low-fat bagel (Middle), because Fussell’s bibelot-rich tropes still resonate.
AUTHOR:Sandra Tsing Loh
SOURCE:The Atlantic
PUBLISHED: March 1, 2009
LENGTH: 15 minutes (3796 words)
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The Top Five Longreads of 2011 (So Far) « Books I Read
I am a huge fan of Longreads. I am a yearly subscriber and often use the #longreads tag on Twitter and Facebook to point out superb longform articles. At the end of last year, I published a…
SOURCE:readingbyeugene.com
PUBLISHED: July 1, 2011
LENGTH: 6 minutes (1574 words)
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