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What do you mean by a literature of a working class?

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When people speak of the literature of the working class, they just mean things that lower or middle class people can understand and appreciate. Sometimes it means things written by the working class. The term is used to distinguish this sort of literature from an upper class sort of literature, which is seen as based in leisure and things that don't really matter.

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