The gap between high and low educated has a long history, since the Re-naissance in the 16th century, and she still grows. She creates discrimination and prejudice, and is accompanied by a gap in income.

In the 20th century there appeared to be a rebirth of humanism, in the cultural revolution of the 1960’s, but that faded away when the ‘babyboomers’ joined the game of the established order.

The gap is fatal, not only for the low educated, but for society as a whole, including the high ...

Fusing memoir and cultural history, this is an essential exploration of disordered eating in the internet era.

A brief and accessible text that provides undergraduate sociological theory students with the tools they need to think theoretically about their social world