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    Social stratification is defined as the division of a society into a number of hierarchically arranged strata. Strata are the levels or classes in society which are layered in a structured hierarchy with the least privileged at the bottom and most privileged at the top. (Giddens‚ 1977) A society‚ or human society‚ is a group of people related to each other through persistent relations‚ or a large social grouping sharing the same geographical or virtual territory‚ subject to the same political authority

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    their brothers‚ they subjected to competition and all of the quick and sudden changes of the market. Before the industrialization movement began‚ there was more of a blend between the classes‚ and now there is a distinct separation between the bourgeoisie and the proletariat. Because of the industrialization of the countries‚ the replacement of manual labor with the use of machinery and the division of labor‚ the work of the proletarian has become homogeneous. It does not contain the individuality

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    Slavery in Another Name

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    Slavery in Another Name the relationship between black people and white people were solely based on economic power and the difference in status that existed. Marx and Engels distinguished classes based on their means of production. They called it the bourgeoisie (also known as the ruling class) and proletariat (the working class) (pg. 220). After being freed from slavery‚ the black and white competed with each other for status (which was the most important to the freed black slaves) money and power. “Turk

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    public eye‚ and in house. Marxists argue that the working class is criminalised and that sociologists’ use of these statistics will only serve to maintain ruling class deception. OCS are seen by Marxists as a part of the ideological weaponry of the bourgeoisie. The Marxist view further highlights the negativity of people in higher status created OCS‚ in order

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    Kati McDonald 1. Explain what is meant by the term ‘vocational’ education (2 marks) Vocational education refers to education connected to a career. It involves training and transmitting knowledge‚ skills and attitudes needed to pursue particular careers. This includes schemes and courses such as Youth Training Scheme‚ apprenticeships and NVQ and GNVQ courses. 2. Suggest three ways in which parentocracy operates in relation to ‘parental choice’ (6 marks) Parentocracy relates to the marketization

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    Marxist sociologists argue that in order to understand crime and deviance‚ one needs to realise that it is the nature of exploitative economic systems that capitalist societies have in place that is primarily responsible. This is because the bourgeoisie and ruling classes oppress and exploit the working classes‚ which drives them into poverty. This causes a rift between the “haves” and the “have-nots” as the workers try to end exploitation whilst the owners of the means of production aim to keep

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    Hedda Gabler's Motivation

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    Hedda Tesman’s motivation in Henrik Ibsen’s Hedda Gabler has been subject to much attention in critical scholarship. Many critics have argued what they believe to be a motivation for Hedda’s behaviour; however some seek to deny any motivation actually exists. This essay will argue that Hedda does have a motivation for her behaviour‚ and will argue that this is fuelled by a single force throughout the play - which is boredom - using relevant textual and critical references. At the beginning of

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    Antonio Gramsci – theories of hegemony‚ civil society and revolution   The Italian Marxist Antonio Gramsci remains hugely popular today across the left as well as in academic circles where a neo-Gramscian school of though crosses disciplines and generations. His most referred to works are his prison notebooks‚ a collection of articles and fragments that he wrote whilst languishing in Mussolini’s jail. What people value in Grasmsci is his contribution to political theory‚ including central concepts

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    A Marxist Criticism on "The Importance of Being Earnest" "Excuse me Geoffrey‚ could you get me some more water. I’m terribly thirsty‚ and the weather out here isn’t doing any good for my complexion." declares the man as he sighs in exhaustion. "Right away sir‚ anything else?" proclaims the servant. "No that will be all." says the man as he waves off the servant. So is this the scene of yesteryear’s society or one of today’s‚ well in actuality it can be either. In today’s world the rich

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    Finally it will summarise these diversities and predict the trend of these characteristics in the future. The discussion about social class can be traced back to 100 years ago when Marx put forward the idea that class could be divided into bourgeoisie and proletariat according to the relationships to the means of production. With the rise of middle class after the Industrial Revolution‚ Marx’s view could not be applied to the society any more. There appear different perspectives about how to

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