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Jan 16, 2001 | ISBN 9780807041536
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Praise
It is refreshing to read a sociological work that combines elegant prose with a powerful and provocative analysis of a major contemporary problem. . . . The uncovering of the real meaning of . . . differences among American ethnic groups requires a comprehensive historical discussion of the . . . factors that have shaped the ethnic class structure. To launch such a discussion, I cannot think of a better book to recommend than The Ethnic Myth.–Contemporary Sociology
“The Ethnic Myth is . . . useful for the clarity and persuasiveness with which it integrates existing criticisms of ethnic pluralism, for the competent manner in which it summarizes the economic forces that shaped the development of America’s ethnic groups, and for the robust good sense with which it disentangles and explains the complexities of race, class, and ethnicity.”–The New York Times Book Review
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