Talk:Embourgeoisement
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This part is unsourced, so I was bold and removed it. Also critism sections are discouraged anyway. - Bourbonist 
21:42, 28 July 2008 (UTC)
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The idea of embourgeoisement is part of a socioeconomic view of class structure. An opposing view of class structure is the Marxist view that class is economically based on an individual’s relationship to production. Therefore, Marx does not view class as being affected by prestige or status related to jobs, like the embourgeoisement theory, but rather solely on the individuals relation to production.