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Smallholders form a class through mere numerical aggregation, not collective organization

Smallholders form a class through mere numerical aggregation, not collective organization

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Smallholders form a class through mere numerical aggregation, not collective organization

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  • Popular culture refers not to one class but an alliance of subordinated classes (similarity 0.79)
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  • Classes share tastes without acting as coordinated groups
  • Isolated smallholders combine into a nation only by mere addition, not social relation
  • Masses differ from classes by lacking common-interest articulation
  • Self-sufficient smallholders establish no social bond, only spatial similarity
  • Serialized classes coalesce into groups only through a common external enemy.
  • Subordinate class institutions can be absorbed to contain rather than end opposition.