Kristen's point, I believe, is that within-family variations are not
explained by social class status of the
family.
Re Steve's invocation of prolepsis in this connection. I believe this is
another way of discussing the cultural
organization of social class variations, Steve. Not disconnected from the
idea of "culture of poverty" that
Oscar Lewis put forward 40+ years ago and that got thrashed by the left as a
form of blaming the victim. I
think the topic is worth re-visiting from our current historical
perspective.
mike
On 3/12/06, Gordon Wells <gwells@ucsc.edu> wrote:
>
> > (see Geoffrey Williams' work, recently transferred to OISE in Canada).
>
> Actually, he has moved to the University of British Columbia in Vancouver.
>
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