For Karl Marx, class reflected society and production. Marx looked at how the material production is socially organized. It is characterized by the relations of economic subordination and domination. Marx looked at society and division of labour and finds that two different class that bring differences …show more content…
Weber disagreed with some of Marx’s theories. Weber did not believe in worker’s revolution, but he looked at a broader conception of class, power and it outcomes, also power controls different types of resources. Kerbo (2006) acknowledges for Weber, he recognized that human are divided, but not only by economic ownership, but occupational skills, status and organization power, which are class, standë/status, and party/power. Weber used the two forms of economic division that was under class and based on the ownership and occupational skill. Kerbo (2006) explains that Weber acknowledges that people are divided by honour, status, or prestige that is held to value system and political