| 词汇 | example_english_working-class |
| 释义 | Examples of working classThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. It was tuberculosis which prompted the response that housing for the workingclass should be subsidized by the government. The landscape of the workingclass is not the same as its bourgeois counterpart. It predicted the absolute impoverishment of the workingclass. The workingclass would grow in size and power until it would organize politically and through revolutionary activity abolish capitalism. Manufacturers, in contrast, demanded the ending of slavery, high tariffs, internal development, state intervention, and a disciplined workingclass. Table 2 shows that the bottom two quintiles comprise mostly households in the marginal workingclass and ' other ' category. This secular transfiguration of the myth partially explains the desired ' conquest ' of the workingclass. By deploying the language of class, the author argues, artisans sought to present themselves as representatives of a broader workingclass. The private developers also tried to satisfy the housing necessities of the workingclass. This urban peasantry disappeared more or less at the same time as the industrial workingclass, in historical terms. There was also severe repression, in the shape of arrests and dismissals, of any dissenting voice from within the workingclass. Most historians have seen in the process of organization the flowering of 'workingclass consciousness'. The workingclass had not changed in any material respect but had realistically adapted a traditional culture to new circumstances. Many in the workingclass, in particular, tended to be deferential towards authority figures and those in superior class positions. The workingclass is the most left-wing group, and it appears that routine non-manual workers are to the right of the foremen and technicians. Elite appeals to the small electoral impact of the industrial workingclass could not have been the primary concern. Most people say they belong either to the middle class or the workingclass. In the workingclass the solution was different. The workingclass is still completely unprepared to exercise workers' control. Here, then, is one clue to the greater instability of marriage amongst this segment of the workingclass. These questions were not given any consideration in prolix debates about the growth and development of the industrial 'workingclass'. Domestically, this music also fed a workingclass fandom. Similarly, the coefficients on 'unstable middle-class identity' and 'unstable working-class identity' indicate how each named group differs from that baseline group (the stable workingclass). The workingclass, by contrast, have little autonomy at work and are subject to managerial control. The two groups left out of civic society and increasingly marginalized from it are the workingclass and the young. First, fraternal rhetoric prepared working-class members for the industrial era rather than teaching them to question or challenge it. In most societies, the working-class women have enjoyed greater independence than middle- and upper-class women. As we suggested earlier, one possibility is that working-class identifiers believe politics is less relevant or less accessible to members of their class. All members attended regularly and were from various middleclass and working-class backgrounds, such as teaching or shop-work. The working-class adolescents use quite generally as a positive amplifier rather than as a hedge. 10. Clearly, air attacks on city centres which provided essential amenities to nearby working-class communities severely damaged civilian morale in these areas. This is probably similar to the process of development of working-class consciousness in the same period. The party's overarching ideology rested on the belief that working-class people were entitled to a stable economic foundation. They highlight, for example, the increase in custodial grand-parenting among minority ethnic and working-class older women. In contrast, in other sites, working-class signers selected the cf variant for the majority of 1 handshape signs. The working-class ' aristocracy ' and foremen were, however, paid on a weekly or monthly basis. She maintains that architectural design and the built environment contributed to making what previously had been illicit working-class leisure behaviour respectable. How urgent was the need, and did it arise from pressure to head off working-class militancy or to meet real, immediate distress? The fourth category, stable working-class identifier, becomes the omitted, comparison group. While these writers depicted working-class struggles, they displaced the reality of class onto discourses of race or gender. There was also a class element at work as the ties of extended family were generally stronger for working-class women. Middle-class speakers used suffixed forms in the adverb classes studied, including intensifiers, twice as frequently as working-class speakers. Understanding working-class legal culture also involves distinguishing it from a middle-class culture that avoided recourse to the law out of a concern to protect reputation. Notably, consensus was stronger among middle-class parents, with working-class parents not reaching the consensus baseline. The emerging critical discourse on working-class poetry, for example, is one such. His arguments about the role of increasing medicalized intervention in the lives of working-class women during the earlier twentieth century make particularly good sense. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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