Lés classes dans la théorie contemporaine
Mots-clés :
Classe sociale, Collectivité sociale, Style de vie, Culture, Economie, Pratiques classificatoires, Action collectiveRésumé
Le. présent article consiste en une recherche des principales perspectives d’analyse de classe qui ont influencé la recherche sociologique contemporaine. Après un examen des études les plus importantes produites au cours des dernières années, nous avançons sur l’anaivse qui met l’accent sur la conception de classe en tant que collectivités sociales.
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