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Yes, but what about a non-tautological definition - "The middle class is the people who own middle class homes" raises the question "What's a middle class home?
by sophacles 3y ago
Yes, but what about a non-tautological definition - "The middle class is the people who own middle class homes" raises the question "What's a middle class home?". The answer of course is "A middle class home is the type of home typically owned by middle class people".
It gets harder to define something with an answer more explanatory than "that thing is that thing".
- anovikov 3y agoThis, plus obsession with owning a home is usually a sign of poverty.
- WalterBright 3y agoDefine it as you please. You can see plenty of them in painting from before the Civil War and photographs afterwards.