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Table of Contents · 19 segments
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Front Matter and Preface to the Second Editionfront_matter
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Table of Contentstable_of_contents
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Introduction: The Analysis of Anticapitalist Prejudicetheoretical
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The Sovereign Consumer and the Drive for Economic Improvementtheoretical
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Class Society vs. Capitalism and the Meritocratic Myththeoretical
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The Resentment of Intellectuals and the American Social Dividetheoretical
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The Resentment of White-Collar Workers and the 'Cousins'theoretical
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The Communism of Film Stars and Stage Heroestheoretical
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The Social Philosophy of the Common Man: Capitalism vs. Popular Perceptionchapter
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The Anti-Capitalistic Frontchapter
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Literature Under Capitalism: The Market for Literary Workschapter
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The Psychology of Detective Stories and the Freedom of the Presschapter
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The Dogmatism of the Literati and the 'Social' Novelchapter
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Non-Economic Objections to Capitalism: The Slogan of Happinesschapter
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The Charge of Materialism and the State of Artchapter
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Justice, Capital Accumulation, and Labor Productivitychapter
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The Concept of 'Bourgeois' Liberty and its Historychapter
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Liberty and Western Civilization vs. Oriental Stagnationchapter