The Doors of Perception, Privatised: How Hierarchy Hides in How We Think

by Paweł Skała-Piękoś For a long time, fluent, competent form was a social marker of class. Whoever could write in the dominant language, summarise difficult texts, sound academic, edit their own thought, and move through institutional codes started higher up: not always because they understood more, but because they had a better command of the…