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Introduction: Setting the Scene
Part one. Landscapes of Inequality. A Tale of Two Cities ; Winners, Losers and New Class Divides ; Global Divides ; Half the World: Identity Wars ; War on the Skin ; Intact Bodies, Wounded History
Part two. Why We Should Not Just Accept Inequality. Moral Outrage: Religious and Philosophical Arguments ; Why Inequality Matters: Economic and Practical Arguments ; The Argument from Intensified Social Comparison ; The Psychodynamic Argument: Marx versus Freud
Part three. Clarifying Social Dynamics of Inequality: Notes on a Theory. A Theory of Social Relativity ; The Politics of Positions ; Understanding the Triggers: Indifference, Indignity and Inequality ; Inequality's Inner Thread: Towards a New Social Category ; The Effect of Inequality: Demoralisation, Resignation and the Protest ; The Politics of Equal Worth.
Part one. Landscapes of Inequality. A Tale of Two Cities ; Winners, Losers and New Class Divides ; Global Divides ; Half the World: Identity Wars ; War on the Skin ; Intact Bodies, Wounded History
Part two. Why We Should Not Just Accept Inequality. Moral Outrage: Religious and Philosophical Arguments ; Why Inequality Matters: Economic and Practical Arguments ; The Argument from Intensified Social Comparison ; The Psychodynamic Argument: Marx versus Freud
Part three. Clarifying Social Dynamics of Inequality: Notes on a Theory. A Theory of Social Relativity ; The Politics of Positions ; Understanding the Triggers: Indifference, Indignity and Inequality ; Inequality's Inner Thread: Towards a New Social Category ; The Effect of Inequality: Demoralisation, Resignation and the Protest ; The Politics of Equal Worth.