Seeley, John R.

Crestwood Heights : a study of the culture of suburban life / [by] John R. Seeley, R. Alexander Sim [and] Elizabeth W. Loosley. Introduction by David Riesman.

[1st ed.].

New York, Basic Books [1956]

xv, 505 pages illustrations 24 cm

"Crestwood Heights" is a comprehensive study of a prosperous Canadian community, representing the modern Western middle-class lifestyle and its associated dilemmas. Conducted by social scientists over five years, the research delves into various aspects of community life, including child-rearing, education, and social competition, revealing the community's deep concern with contemporary living issues. The findings highlight the universal challenges faced by middle-class suburban dwellers across North America, illustrating how the pursuit of the North American Dream often leads to common perplexities and frustrations.

Suburban life.
Suburbanites.
Suburban Population
Vie de la banlieue.
Banlieusards.
Voorsteden.
Lokale gemeenschappen.

Sim, Alexander, author.
Loosley, Elizabeth W., author.
Riesman, David, 1909-2002, writer of introduction.

Localisation: Bibliothèque main 200735
Cote: HT351.S3 1956
Statut: Disponible