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Three recent works by sociologists have enriched the corpus of autosociobiographical narratives of “trans-classes” and controversies about them. Here, we investigate the identity of those writing, visible among social migrants in high social ascent, then show the differences between the books of Gil...
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La Nouvelle Revue du Travail
2023-10-01
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| description | Three recent works by sociologists have enriched the corpus of autosociobiographical narratives of “trans-classes” and controversies about them. Here, we investigate the identity of those writing, visible among social migrants in high social ascent, then show the differences between the books of Gilles Moreau and Norbert Alter and the paths they report. We conclude by critiquing Gérald Bronner’s thesis, according to which “dolorism” marks the stories of trans-classes and by questioning the sources of a certain social demand towards this literary and sociological genre. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-d2fcf2e1718349149a3aabd210e99f032025-08-20T01:54:45ZfraLa Nouvelle Revue du TravailLa Nouvelle Revue du Travail2263-89892023-10-012310.4000/nrt.14469Dire son parcours de transclassePaul BouffartigueThree recent works by sociologists have enriched the corpus of autosociobiographical narratives of “trans-classes” and controversies about them. Here, we investigate the identity of those writing, visible among social migrants in high social ascent, then show the differences between the books of Gilles Moreau and Norbert Alter and the paths they report. We conclude by critiquing Gérald Bronner’s thesis, according to which “dolorism” marks the stories of trans-classes and by questioning the sources of a certain social demand towards this literary and sociological genre.https://journals.openedition.org/nrt/14469social mobilityworking classautobiographyautosociobiographyschool success |
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| topic | social mobility working class autobiography autosociobiography school success |
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