Billings: Religion and class conflict: Case Study
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- Religion and Class conflict: Case study
- Applies Gramsci's ideas in a case study comparing class struggle in two communities: coal miners and textile workers in Kentucky in the 1920s/30s.
- Both were working-class and evangelical Protestants but miners were much more militant in struggling for better conditions.
- The differences in the level of militancy can be understood in terms of hegemony and the role of religion.
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