This is a collection of essays about the making and un-making of middle-class culture, a phenomenon which has occured nowhere more decisively than in America's most representative city, Detroit. The book analyses what has happened since the decline of middle-class culture in Detroit.
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Herron (English, American studies, Wayne State U.) writes seriously and observantly, yet accessibly, about Detroit and what its current condition represents. He analyzes what has happened as middle-class culture has collapsed there, drawing from direct experience as an occupant and extrapolating implications for other American cities. No index. Ann
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