Aggleton, Peter

Maxwell, Claire

Peter, Aggleton

English

UCL Discovery

The bubble of privilege: Young, privately educated women talk about social class

Institute of Education EPrints

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The bubble of privilege. Young, privately educated women talk about social class.

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The bubble of privilege: Young, privately educated women talk about social class

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