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Gender and Class in Four Occupationsividuals but relatively closed to others, and how they serve to reinforce certain gendered and classed dispositions and positions. In doing this, I also hope to begin to establish an argument for why the concept ‘gender capital’ is significant for understanding individual’s movements into and within these occupations.

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The normal lymph node and spleen,s that progressed beyond stratification and focussed on practice; his approach allows an analysis of the individual and their unique, yet structured, class experiences. And while his primary intellectual concern was class, his conceptual toolkit has proven to be adaptable — making it suitable for the analysis of gender, class and occupation.

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Diabetes Mellitus Among Arab Americanshas commonalities with retail and fashion work. Exotic dancing is also highly feminised; women tend to work in this industry while men consume its products. For this reason male stripping is a niche market and no male dancers were available to interview for this chapter.

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Collecting and Interpreting Work-Life Storiesl introduce the subjects of the study; the workers who kindly shared their stories with me. Then, in the second section of the chapter I will outline how I identified class identities as well as gender identities in the research and finally, in the last section I will discuss my standpoint on elicit

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Nursing — how ‘doing nursing’ is ‘doing femininity’. The second part of the chapter will look at the role of class in nurse’s career choices and how motivations to enter the occupation appear to not only be different for men and women but also for working-class women and middle-class women. In the final se