The phrase "account of class" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a discussion or description related to social class, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "In her essay, she provided an account of class disparities in education."
Alternatives: "discussion of class" or "narrative on class".
In the meantime we are treated to tedious descriptions of the political squabbles exacerbated by Barry Fairbrother's death and historical accounts of class tensions in insular Pagford — most notably a face-off between one faction that is opposed to a public housing project and a clinic for addicts, and another that has a sense of duty toward the less fortunate.
The history of United States immigration policy is, indeed, rife with discrimination on account of race, class and place (Week in Review, July 29).
It matters to them, perhaps even more than it did to their older counterparts, to take account of race, class, disability and myriad sexualities and identities.
Of course much has been lost in the process of transmission, some by accident, but also, more systematically, the voices of those marginalized on account of race, class, gender or geography.
A novelist I know who teaches personal writing, typically to older students and recent immigrants in continuing ed programs, related a telling account of a class she taught to today's superstars at Wesleyan.
In this entry, we provide an account of the class of recursive functions, with particular emphasis on six basic kinds of recursion: iteration, primitive recursion, primitive recursion with parameters, course-of-value recursion, and double recursion.
The raters' rating in transpiration analysis and the observers' account of the class analysis were used to answer reliability issues concerning the quality of decisions made about the type and level of engagement in episode analysis.
It is hard to put down and downright fun to read". "Lawrence has produced a fascinating account of the Class of '74, who transformed Congress in the aftermath of Vietnam and Watergate.
These shortcomings – ranging across his sampling procedures, questionnaire design and interpretation of survey data in Distinction – call into question significant aspects of his account of working-class culture, his account of the relations between class and habitus, and his approach to different forms of cultural capital.
The top 20 is completed with EP Thompson's 1963 account of working-class society from 1780 to 1832, The Making of the English Working Class, Albert Einstein's explanation of his general theory of relativity, The Meaning of Relativity, and zoologist Desmond Morris's 1967 look at man as a risen ape, The Naked Ape.
