Blue-Collar

The future of the Republic may depend on whether a heroic hopeful has the courage to stand erect and produce a title like, say, The Audacity, Courage and Heart To Dream, Hope and Save America's Greatness with Promise, Faith, Family and Flag: A Blue-Collar American Patriot's Humble, Inspiring Life Story.

Michael Sigman: Tpaw and the Campaign 'Autohagiography'

We cannot spend as much to educate a Blue-Collar laborer, as on a MBA.

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In the essays "The Face in the Mirror: The Eclipse of Distance in Contemporary Fiction" and "Ordinary People: Carver, Ford and Blue-Collar Realism" (both reprinted in A Mirror in the Roadway, Dickstein's explicit defense of realism), he extends his survey of postwar fiction into the 1970s and 1980s.

Principles of Literary Criticism

The future of the Republic may depend on whether a heroic hopeful has the courage to stand erect and produce a title like, say, The Audacity, Courage and Heart To Dream, Hope and Save America's Greatness with Promise, Faith, Family and Flag: A Blue-Collar American Patriot's Humble, Inspiring Life Story.

Michael Sigman: Tpaw and the Campaign 'Autohagiography'

In the essays "The Face in the Mirror: The Eclipse of Distance in Contemporary Fiction" and "Ordinary People: Carver, Ford and Blue-Collar Realism" (both reprinted in A Mirror in the Roadway, Dickstein's explicit defense of realism), he extends his survey of postwar fiction into the 1970s and 1980s.

April 2010

In the essays "The Face in the Mirror: The Eclipse of Distance in Contemporary Fiction" and "Ordinary People: Carver, Ford and Blue-Collar Realism" (both reprinted in A Mirror in the Roadway, Dickstein's explicit defense of realism), he extends his survey of postwar fiction into the 1970s and 1980s.

Premises

Drawing on his vast experience as an assembly worker at American Axle Manufacturing plant, he fictionalized the chaos and corruptible plight of the blue-collar worker in his second self-published venture, Blue-Collar Diary: Factory Folk Drama.

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In the essays "The Face in the Mirror: The Eclipse of Distance in Contemporary Fiction" and "Ordinary People: Carver, Ford and Blue-Collar Realism" (both reprinted in A Mirror in the Roadway, Dickstein's explicit defense of realism), he extends his survey of postwar fiction into the 1970s and 1980s.

The Reading Experience

Drawing on his vast experience as an assembly worker at American Axle Manufacturing plant, he fictionalized the chaos and corruptible plight of the blue-collar worker in his second self-published venture, Blue-Collar Diary: Factory Folk Drama.

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Normal folk call these people Blue-Collar workers.

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