Michael, Dwight and Andy: the Three Aesthetics of the Creative Class – Alex Danco's Newsletter
Six months ago I proposed The Michael Scott Theory of Social Class, which says: “The higher you ascend the ladder of the Educated Gentry class, the more you become Michael Scott.” The M…
Michael, Dwight and Andy: the Three Aesthetics of the Creative Class July 8, 2021 Six months ago I proposed The Michael Scott Theory of Social Class , which says: “The higher you ascend the ladder of the Educated Gentry class, the more you become Michael Scott.” The Michael Scott Theory of Social Class delineated the three-tier structure of the modern workplace and of the American class system. Those on the top and on the bottom both experience the world as it literally is, but those in the middle – Michael, Dwight and Andy in the show; or, the educated gentry class – l
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