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    character’s shoes and doing certain things the character herself/himself would do in 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

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    numerous influences; some small like your favorite toy‚ sometimes more drastic like life and death. One individual influences cannot form an identity but a network of multiple influence branching off our names can. One of the main branches is our status: class‚ ethnicity‚ gender‚ job‚ nationality‚ race and religion are a few of the connected branches. This describes how we are presented by a general stereotype. Being a boy for example they are suppose to like sport and action but that does not truly

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    Chapter I THE RESEARCH PROBLEM Background of the Study Science education is an integral part of the school education. So‚ the quality of science teaching is to be developed considerably so as to achieve its purposes and objectives (Haclao‚ 2008). Science teaching should enable the students to acquire knowledge that they can use in explaining‚ understanding and interpreting natural phenomena in the environment. Among the basics of science‚ Physics is the most fundamental and all inclusive of

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    the cockfight as a method for representing the hierarchical relations among people within the community‚ as well as a self-expression of community identity as a whole. Using a functionalist approach Geertz explains that‚ “the cockfight reinforces status discrimination …that it provides a metasocial commentary upon the whole matter of assorting human beings into fixed hierarchal ranks and then organizing the major part of collective existence around that assortment. Its function‚ if you want to call

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    within the Capulet household. The formal language of the Capulet’s and the freely spoken language of the Nurse effectively conveys their high and middle social status. The Capulet’s high social class in the play’s society can be revealed through their use of formal language. The Capulet’s use of formal language unmasking their social status can be seen when examining the following quote. “[Lady Capulet] Nurse‚ where’s my daughter? Call her forth to me”(1 . 3 . 109). In this quote from ’Romeo and

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    class conflict within an economic context‚ between the bourgeoisie and the proletariat‚ and predicted that the exploration of the working class would lead to a conflict between the classes. Where a person fits in these groups defines his or her social status‚ and therefore his or her opportunities within the society. The bourgeoisie are the higher class people‚ members of the property owning class; people who own the means of production. People that can be related to this class of people from the movie

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    Cars are not a new concept‚ but are finally gaining a market share in today’s car market. These cars are extremely efficient and produce the least pollution out of any other car‚ however they have also become a symbol of status and wealth exemplified by Tesla Motor’s fast and status-oriented automobile models. The article “Positive and Negative spillover effects from Electric Car Purchase to Usage” by Klockner states how research resulted in the understanding that individuals who buy electric cars

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    for like a chance to gain upper social status than the previous generation.

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    Importance of Social Status in Strindberg’s Miss Julie August Strindberg’s Miss Julie underlines the essence of the social status conflict‚ where both aristocrat‚ Miss Julie‚ and servant‚ Jean‚ are unsatisfied with their current positions of class. Strindberg emphasized the importance of gender roles of men and women‚ while challenging the audience by breaking these social barriers set by society‚ only to demonstrate there is no eluding “class destiny”. These beliefs were portrayed effectively

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    Education serves many different purposes. To attain an elevation of social status‚ there should be fair play in education. In other words‚ education should be based on merits. Education‚ agreed by all at wide‚ is a right entitled to all humans. Yet‚ due to several political circumstances‚ some children are not given the chance to be educated. For the fortunate ones who live in countries that provide equal educational opportunities‚ one will be able to gain a chance in climbing the social ladder‚

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