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    Our Country's Good

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    different situations. These activities helped us to become the character required and to portray its life of different status and situations. We learned this from using cards that was to represent the different social status and were to use these ranks to imitate their physical appearance‚ body language‚ and movement. Then we got in to groups and created a performance including 3 different social statuses from high to low demonstrating the levels of seating‚ body language‚ tone of voice and their level of

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    Disgrace

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    the university which means he loses everything that is important to him at the time‚ including his status‚ and his dignity. After losing his status he choses to live with his daughter‚ Lucy‚ who lives in a small house helping her a dog kennel‚ which is a huge change for David. Ever since he moves in with Lucy he struggles to regain the status he once had. It is difficult for him to cope with the social change David in the beginning of the book is considered to be naive and does not really see many

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    what is sport?

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    sport can be a means for fostering community relationships through settling disputes and violence in a ritualized manner. The descriptive analysis of the “deep play” of the Balinese cockfight serves to provide an essential insight into the profound social and cultural structure that exists within Balinese communities. The cockfight enables competitors to channel their inner aggression and rivalry through an indirect symbolic sphere of engagement regulated by rules and rituals. Geertz identifies

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    Social inequality describes a condition in which members of a society have different amounts of wealth‚ prestige‚ or power. Some degree of social inequality is found in every society. When a system of social inequality is based on a hierarchy of groups‚ sociologists refer to it as stratification: a structured ranking of entire groups of people that perpetuates unequal economic rewards and power in a society. Ascribed status is a social position assigned to a person without regard for that person’s

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    terms of the need for social control in an unequal and rapidly changing economic order. This point is illustrated on page 396 when the authors say‚ “The unequal contest between social control and social justice is evident in the total functioning of U.S. education.” Through much research of educational history‚ the authors determined that the founders of the modern U.S. school system understood that the capitalist economy produces great extremes of wealth and poverty‚ of social elevation and degradation

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    Mildred Pierce

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    Mildred Pierce‚ Mildred made so many choices: decided to go outside to find a job‚ worked as a waitress to make a living‚ opened her own restaurant to meet Veda’s increasing material requirement‚ got married with Monte to promote her family’s social status and kept silent in her daughter’s murdering case to protect her daughter. Mildred did all these things only for her daughter presenting her great motherhood. These choices could liberate her temporarily‚ but not for long run. We can see from the

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    The first type of prejudice that the author establishes in the novel is social prejudice. Social prejudice is when an individual or group negatively show incorrect attitude to someone based on the individual’s membership of a social group. One of the characters that experiences‚ social prejudice is Dolphus Raymond. Dolphus‚ a wealthy white man‚ prefers the company of African Americans. In addition‚ Dolphus also married an African American woman‚ and fathered a number of mixed children. Just

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    The disequilibrium of greed portrayed in Kino’s imaginary story indicated that equilibrium is not only necessary at the lowers of social status‚ but also required in the economy and global market today. Jamie Woodwell‚ in her article about mortgage banking‚ titled‚ A Detour to Dis-Equilibrium‚ speaks about the global market saying‚ “When a shock hits a market— a dramatic shift in supply or demand— the market moves to dis-equilibrium. When that happens buyers and sellers cannot come to terms‚ the

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    crucial irony and driving force of the story‚ and the possible for either participant to know the other objectively becomes impossible as Diaz instructs the reader to go through subjective disguises onto his interactions‚ masking his history‚ social status‚ and even racial characteristics in hopes of manipulating the condition at the cost of emotional intimacy. This paper will examine the writer purpose and the use of subjective disguise to manipulate situation that affect readers’ emotion. At the

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    Perspectives on Music

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    investigation of the influence of social and cultural factors in the different patterns of music taste. The author choose a sample from the Dutch population in order to study the social influence in this matter‚ having as a result that people with access to higher education are more likely to be omnivores as quoted below. “They find that the higher (occupational) status groups‚ as a group — that is‚ at the aggregate level — tend to appreciate more musical genres than the Sower-status groups” (Peterson and

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