Families against the City : : Middle Class Homes of Industrial Chicago, 1872-1890 / / Richard Sennett.
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Sennett, Richard, Sennett, Richard, Families against the City : Middle Class Homes of Industrial Chicago, 1872-1890 / Publications of the Joint Center for Urban Studies of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard University Frontmatter -- PREFACE TO THE 1984 EDITION -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- CONTENTS -- INTRODUCTION -- Part One Prologue: The Development of Union Park’s Home Life -- 1. THE FULLNESS OF LIFE: UPPER CLASS FAMILIES IN UNION PARK BEFORE THE GREAT FIRE -- 2. A CHANGE IN OBJECTIVE CONDITIONS: WHY UNION PARK BECAME A DIFFERENT COMMUNITY -- 3. LITTLE ISLANDS OF PROPRIETY: MIDDLE CLASS FAMILY LIFE IN UNION PARK -- Part Two: The Patterns of a Year -- 4. UNION PARK’S PLACE IN A MODERN DEBATE ABOUT FAMILIES -- 5. ELEMENTARY CONDITIONS OF FAMILY AND LABOR -- 6. THE STAGES OF FAMILY LIFE -- 7. THE TIES OF FAMILY AND WORK -- Part Three: Social Mobility and Intense Family Life -- 8. TRACING FAMILIES -- 9. THE SOCIAL MOBILITY OF TWO GENERATIONS -- 10. THE EVOLUTION OF FAMILY INTENSITY -- 11. UNION PARK FAMILIES AND THE CULTURE OF INDUSTRIAL CITIES -- Technical Appendix -- Notes -- Index -- PUBLICATIONS OF THE JOINT CENTER FOR URBAN STUDIES |
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Frontmatter -- PREFACE TO THE 1984 EDITION -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- CONTENTS -- INTRODUCTION -- Part One Prologue: The Development of Union Park’s Home Life -- 1. THE FULLNESS OF LIFE: UPPER CLASS FAMILIES IN UNION PARK BEFORE THE GREAT FIRE -- 2. A CHANGE IN OBJECTIVE CONDITIONS: WHY UNION PARK BECAME A DIFFERENT COMMUNITY -- 3. LITTLE ISLANDS OF PROPRIETY: MIDDLE CLASS FAMILY LIFE IN UNION PARK -- Part Two: The Patterns of a Year -- 4. UNION PARK’S PLACE IN A MODERN DEBATE ABOUT FAMILIES -- 5. ELEMENTARY CONDITIONS OF FAMILY AND LABOR -- 6. THE STAGES OF FAMILY LIFE -- 7. THE TIES OF FAMILY AND WORK -- Part Three: Social Mobility and Intense Family Life -- 8. TRACING FAMILIES -- 9. THE SOCIAL MOBILITY OF TWO GENERATIONS -- 10. THE EVOLUTION OF FAMILY INTENSITY -- 11. UNION PARK FAMILIES AND THE CULTURE OF INDUSTRIAL CITIES -- Technical Appendix -- Notes -- Index -- PUBLICATIONS OF THE JOINT CENTER FOR URBAN STUDIES |
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Frontmatter -- PREFACE TO THE 1984 EDITION -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- CONTENTS -- INTRODUCTION -- Part One Prologue: The Development of Union Park’s Home Life -- 1. THE FULLNESS OF LIFE: UPPER CLASS FAMILIES IN UNION PARK BEFORE THE GREAT FIRE -- 2. A CHANGE IN OBJECTIVE CONDITIONS: WHY UNION PARK BECAME A DIFFERENT COMMUNITY -- 3. LITTLE ISLANDS OF PROPRIETY: MIDDLE CLASS FAMILY LIFE IN UNION PARK -- Part Two: The Patterns of a Year -- 4. UNION PARK’S PLACE IN A MODERN DEBATE ABOUT FAMILIES -- 5. ELEMENTARY CONDITIONS OF FAMILY AND LABOR -- 6. THE STAGES OF FAMILY LIFE -- 7. THE TIES OF FAMILY AND WORK -- Part Three: Social Mobility and Intense Family Life -- 8. TRACING FAMILIES -- 9. THE SOCIAL MOBILITY OF TWO GENERATIONS -- 10. THE EVOLUTION OF FAMILY INTENSITY -- 11. UNION PARK FAMILIES AND THE CULTURE OF INDUSTRIAL CITIES -- Technical Appendix -- Notes -- Index -- PUBLICATIONS OF THE JOINT CENTER FOR URBAN STUDIES |
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