labour ofworking classis exploitedfor wealth bywealthy/iercommodification ofclass:of middle class*AND*of working class -Bowery (Lawson)the struggleto keep upappearances(Veblen)mimicry leads to“assimilation tothe surroundings,”(Caillois)"surroundings whichbecome alien andannihilating" (AL)*sexualcompetitionweeds outthe weakwomen adoptsame sexualvalues asexploitativemen: ironypoor socio-economicconditions resultfrom inequitablesocio-­economicstructures(Populists)*successis at leastone sexualpartnersuccessissurvival*successisdomesticsecurityworking classadopt the sameconsumeristvalues whichexploit them:*ironic*society isan arena ofsexualcompetition*successis highmoralstandingstruggle forexistence(becomes...)no selfwithoutconsumption*womenareexploitedby men*exploited do notsee own situation /see from anarrowed streetlevel [workingclass; esp.women]society is anarena ofeconomiccompetitionclassmimicryreducesauthenticity(Lawson)greatersuccess is(relative)wealththe marketdictatesthe termsof strugglecompetitioninvigoratessociety;weeds outthe weakmimicry isunthinkingcopying(Lawson)doublestandardsworking class[and women]blame their ownpeople for theirtroubles ('irony')labour ofworking classis exploitedfor wealth bywealthy/iercommodification ofclass:of middle class*AND*of working class -Bowery (Lawson)the struggleto keep upappearances(Veblen)mimicry leads to“assimilation tothe surroundings,”(Caillois)"surroundings whichbecome alien andannihilating" (AL)*sexualcompetitionweeds outthe weakwomen adoptsame sexualvalues asexploitativemen: ironypoor socio-economicconditions resultfrom inequitablesocio-­economicstructures(Populists)*successis at leastone sexualpartnersuccessissurvival*successisdomesticsecurityworking classadopt the sameconsumeristvalues whichexploit them:*ironic*society isan arena ofsexualcompetition*successis highmoralstandingstruggle forexistence(becomes...)no selfwithoutconsumption*womenareexploitedby men*exploited do notsee own situation /see from anarrowed streetlevel [workingclass; esp.women]society is anarena ofeconomiccompetitionclassmimicryreducesauthenticity(Lawson)greatersuccess is(relative)wealththe marketdictatesthe termsof strugglecompetitioninvigoratessociety;weeds outthe weakmimicry isunthinkingcopying(Lawson)doublestandardsworking class[and women]blame their ownpeople for theirtroubles ('irony')

Critical thinking: Maggie: A Girl of the Streets - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. labour of working class is exploited for wealth by wealthy/ier
  2. commodification of class: of middle class *AND* of working class - Bowery (Lawson)
  3. the struggle to keep up appearances (Veblen)
  4. mimicry leads to “assimilation to the surroundings,” (Caillois) "surroundings which become alien and annihilating" (AL)
  5. *sexual competition weeds out the weak
  6. women adopt same sexual values as exploitative men: irony
  7. poor socio-economic conditions result from inequitable socio-­economic structures (Populists)
  8. *success is at least one sexual partner
  9. success is survival
  10. *success is domestic security
  11. working class adopt the same consumerist values which exploit them: *ironic
  12. *society is an arena of sexual competition
  13. *success is high moral standing
  14. struggle for existence (becomes...)
  15. no self without consumption
  16. *women are exploited by men
  17. *exploited do not see own situation / see from a narrowed street level [working class; esp. women]
  18. society is an arena of economic competition
  19. class mimicry reduces authenticity (Lawson)
  20. greater success is (relative) wealth
  21. the market dictates the terms of struggle
  22. competition invigorates society; weeds out the weak
  23. mimicry is unthinking copying (Lawson)
  24. double standards
  25. working class [and women] blame their own people for their troubles ('irony')