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x, 550 pages ; 24 cm · Includes bibliographical references and index · Nature of the investigation -- The city selected -- The historical setting -- The dominance of getting a living -- Who earn Middletown's living -- What Middletown does to get its living -- Why do they work so hard? -- The houses in which Middletown lives -- Marriage -- Child-rearing -- Food, clothing, and housework -- Who go to school? -- The things children learn -- Those who train the young -- School "life" -- Traditional ways of spending leisure -- Inventions re-making leisure -- The organization of leisure -- Dominant religious beliefs -- Where and when religious rites are carried on -- Leaders and participants in religious rites -- Religious observances -- The machinery of government -- Keeping healthy -- Caring for the unable -- Getting information -- Things making and unmaking group solidarity -- Conclusion
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United States -- Religion · Muncie (Ind.) -- Social life and customs · Indiana -- Muncie · United States · Cities and towns -- United States · University of South Alabama · Social surveys -- United States · Cost and standard of living -- United States · Community life · Cities and towns