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Middletown : continuity or change?
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- "Muncie, Indiana has been the site of numerous studies on the attitudes of middle America since the 1920s. This program begins with a documentary essay on Muncie as the heartland of America and a bellweather for American middle class values. It is followed by an interview with three prominent sociologists about the latest research on America's perennial tension between the continuity of traditional values and the gradual change in attitudes and trends."
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- "Middletown : continuity or change?"