However, the man's " perky ", " cheerful " and potentially " petit bourgeois " hat inspired by a summer photo of Erich Honecker in a straw hat was retained, to Peglau's surprise.
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Goodman disagrees with those who say public schools teach middle class values, as he sees schools as more petit bourgeois than bourgeois, favoring " bureaucratic, time-serving, Danish folk school-style education for those uninterested in academics.
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The governing Socialist Unity Party of East Germany acknowledged von Einsiedel as a bonafide anti-fascist but a petit bourgeois who, " as soon as the class war became acute ", had wavered and switched political camps for his own self interests.
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His government was critical of orthodox Marxism, opposing the orthodox Marxist concepts of class conflict, the dictatorship of the proletariat and atheism; it opposed Marxism Leninism's claim that non-Marxist Leninist parties are automatically petit bourgeois " politics.
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The problem became so serious that Mengistu Haile Mariam, the chairman of the Derg, lashed out against the peasantry on the occasion of the fourth anniversary of military rule in September 1978, criticizing them for their capitalist mentality and their petit bourgeois tendencies.
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By thus lifting aspects of the mundane and banal up to his scrutinizing eye, out of the fabric of our modern unconsciousness, he captures the contradictory and complex features of the modern petit bourgeois and helps us to rediscover our own lives.
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Crossing the river to the docklands would bring the Abbey closer to the " Dublin 4 " postal code, a label scorned _ or coveted _ as home to the petit bourgeois cubs of the Celtic Tiger, beneficiaries of the booming Irish economy.
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Berkheim wrote : " The society is very mixed; composed ordinarily of petit bourgeois, workers, soldiers, servants, and women with large round bonnets and large skirts of wool . . . there is a continual movement of people coming and going ."
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However, with the impoverisation and proletarianisation of much of the " petit bourgeois " world, and the growth of finance capitalism, " middle class " came to refer to the combination of the labour aristocracy, the professionals, and the white collar workers.
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However, in general, for most intellectual property producers their relationship is either that of the petit bourgeois self-producer who is exploited by suppliers and consumers ( the Author and the Publishing House ), or are wage labourers ( the studio technician and the Recording Studio ).
