successissurvival*sexualcompetitionweeds outthe weakthe marketdictatesthe termsof struggle*society isan arena ofsexualcompetition*success ishigh sexualmoralstandingcommodification ofclass:of middle class*AND*of working class -Bowery (Lawson)the struggleto keep upappearances(Veblen)doublestandardsgreatersuccess is(relative)wealthsociety is anarena ofeconomiccompetitionworking classadopt the sameconsumeristvalues whichexploit them:*ironicmimicry leads to“assimilation tothe surroundings,”(Caillois)"surroundings whichbecome alien andannihilating" (AL)*successisdomesticsecurity*successis at leastone sexualpartnerworking class[and women]blame their ownpeople for theirtroubles ('irony')*exploited do notsee own situation /see from anarrowed streetlevel [workingclass; esp.women]struggle forexistence(becomes...)mimicry isunthinkingcopying(Lawson)women adoptsame sexualvalues asexploitativemen: ironylabour ofworking classis exploitedfor wealth bywealthy/ierclassmimicryreducesauthenticity(Lawson)poor socio-economicconditions resultfrom inequitablesocio-­economicstructures(Populists)*womenareexploitedby mencompetitioninvigoratessociety;weeds outthe weakno selfwithoutconsumptionsuccessissurvival*sexualcompetitionweeds outthe weakthe marketdictatesthe termsof struggle*society isan arena ofsexualcompetition*success ishigh sexualmoralstandingcommodification ofclass:of middle class*AND*of working class -Bowery (Lawson)the struggleto keep upappearances(Veblen)doublestandardsgreatersuccess is(relative)wealthsociety is anarena ofeconomiccompetitionworking classadopt the sameconsumeristvalues whichexploit them:*ironicmimicry leads to“assimilation tothe surroundings,”(Caillois)"surroundings whichbecome alien andannihilating" (AL)*successisdomesticsecurity*successis at leastone sexualpartnerworking class[and women]blame their ownpeople for theirtroubles ('irony')*exploited do notsee own situation /see from anarrowed streetlevel [workingclass; esp.women]struggle forexistence(becomes...)mimicry isunthinkingcopying(Lawson)women adoptsame sexualvalues asexploitativemen: ironylabour ofworking classis exploitedfor wealth bywealthy/ierclassmimicryreducesauthenticity(Lawson)poor socio-economicconditions resultfrom inequitablesocio-­economicstructures(Populists)*womenareexploitedby mencompetitioninvigoratessociety;weeds outthe weakno selfwithoutconsumption

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

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