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    global markets. It was most difficult for the working class when there was an abundant amount of supplies, also known as surplus of products once in demand. One of many reasons they were suffering was because; “As more and more factories were built to produce the same commodity…competitors slashed prices by slashing wages” (Marks 136). Many similar problems were practiced in the time. In order for the upper class to cut losses, the lower class had to suffer. Poverty of an individual would lead…

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    own fears regarding the status of the class structure. Elements of storytelling are evident in Kenneth Grahame’s The Wind in the Willows. Because his story was originally used to entertain a child at bedtime, Grahame’s…

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    Shakespeare: The Later Plays Final Paper Social Class in Cymbeline and The Tempest Shakespeare’s romance, Cymbeline, is similar to his comedy, The Tempest, in its exploration of social class. Social class is a mark of identity that impacts the way characters are perceived and treated by others and the way they perceive themselves. In Cymbeline, with the love triangle between Imogen, Cloten and Posthumus, Shakespeare explores social class in relation to the restrictions it puts on…

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    The difference the Judge telling Quirke the truth and Maxim telling the narrator the truth is that the Judge doesn’t need to gain Quirke’s trust, and he doesn’t seem too intent on it. Rebecca was of the same social class as Maxim, and he needs to gain the trust of his new wife so that he can have her on his side in a trial. Because Christine Falls was not seen as important by the rest of society, the Judge doesn’t see Quirke’s knowledge as quite as much of a threat. The church already knows that…

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    decided to call objects a different name. It is interesting, Foucault that you bring the class system into the discussion. Where a person stands in the class system defiantly effects the quality and freedom in their life. Andreas: That is why I believe in writing my books and history from the perspective of those at the bottom. I think our history books tend to reflect the perspective of power and the upper class. In history books they don’t want to represent the past as bad, they want to…

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    In her novel entitled Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austen expands upon not only the romantic struggles of England’s Regency Period, but also the social ladder and its wealth motivated framework. Although many of the references to wealth and income are subtle they are the underlying base for many of the story’s other conflicts. As the Bennet sisters contemplate the pros and cons of each eligible bachelor they cross paths with there is one aspect that refuses to go unnoticed, and that is the fact…

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    Sunday Schools

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    the nineteenth century schools in Great Britain were not ideal for women and even less so the lower your class. Most working class families could not afford to pay for their children 's, and especially their daughters education (McDermid, J. 2012). For the working class, girls were left with options such as Sunday schools, dame schools, and ragged schools. Girls in the upper-middle, or higher class often were taught at home with a special tutor or instructor (McDermid, J. 2012). Girls of the…

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    One of the most celebrated men of the 20th century is Nelson Mandela, the man who helped free South Africa from Apartheid rule. But however inhumane, disgusting and barbaric Apartheid rule was, it contributed to the growth of the South African economy and created tremendous amount of wealth for the white South African minority. A significant amount of this wealth was generated from South Africa’s vast gold mines that were all owned by whites. To make these mining houses practical and lucrative…

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    Masquerades Film Analysis

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    The movie “Masquerades” gives a different, more comical perspective to the notion of Arab love and marriage. The main character of the movie, Mounir, struggles to find a suitable husband for his sister who suffers from Narcolepsy. Mounir gets himself and his family into a jam when the town begins to think Rym, his sister, has found a fiance in a rich,famous foreign man. The story follows Mounir and his family as they struggle to keep the secret of the fake suitor and the movie ends with Rym…

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    nebulous community built on social media is the fact that people have used social media like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, etc, to "boost" up their social status and used these easy route to successes even though they weren 't born with a high social class. But still gain the status through the use of the social media according to through their actions to gain popularity or be "known" to the users who uses social media. Status honor plays a role, for example, people on YouTube form a group in…

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