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    GRAMSCIAN VIEW OF HOW ORDER IS CREATED OUT OF ANARCHY View on hegemony Bestowing upon Antonio Gramsci’s prison notebooks and ideas, it is recognised that his perception of hegemony was influenced by historical reflections of his own social and political history. Gramsci, the head of the communist party, witnessed capitalists were manipulating the social classes and infrastructure of early twentieth century Italy. Doing so in favour of the bourgeoisie, without the use of coercive control. Gramsci…

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    come from want but, from the stigma of being poor. The disadvantaged students she taught also didn’t want to identify as poor and said the material possessions they owned were worth going into debt for, since self-esteem goes hand in hand with social class. The last thing Hooks talks about is how we can makes changes as a society to create new reputations for the poor and poverty in general. Hooks says that programs could be introduced to help teach the materially disadvantaged to develop skills…

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    American Dream Many immigrants come to America with hopes of achieving their dreams and living a successful life. “The American dream is the idea that everyone has an equal opportunity to achieve success that can be earned through hard work, determination and inicative.” People are beginning to question whether the American dream is still achievable. The American dream is no longer available to everyone. While some are able to make it out of poverty to a successful life through hard work and…

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    economy and infrastructure of Mexico, so some see him as a leader who transformed Mexico for the better. However, in order to make these improvements, Díaz had to exploit the lower class of Mexico and rig elections to ignore the two consecutive term limit so he could keep his power. Due to the poor conditions of the lower class and his blatant corruption, Mexico overthrew him in 1910 during the Mexican Revolution. Despite Díaz’ improvements to Mexico, his corruption…

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    During the immorality of the Gilded Age of 1865 through 1900, no other group felt the corruption more intensely than the American industrial worker class. Commonly referred to as the slaves of the north, the American industrial workers were brutally treated, working long, gruesome hours and receiving a meager pay. Naturally, this injustice led to advocating for better conditions. Although several factors attempted to improve the lives of the American industrial workers, they ultimately…

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    The Greasers Analysis

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    Synopsis: The greasers and the Socs, two rival groups in the mid 1960’s, are facing many challenges throughout The Outsiders. Ponyboy, played by C Thomas Howell, is a young teenager living with his two older brothers Darry, Patrick Swayze, and Sodapop, Rob Lowe. He is part of the greaser gang, along with his closest friends Dally, Matt Dillon, Johnny, Ralph Macchio, Two-Bit, Emilio Estevez, and Steve, Tom Cruise. The two social groups do not get along, to say the least. Throughout the movie,…

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    Europe and America for as long as 1840. The Industrial Revolution was the process of change from a handicraft economy to one dominated by industries and machines. The invention of new machinery led to factories, controlled by the upper class and worked by lower class citizens. The growth of factories and industry during the Industrial Revolution created a new economic framework, in an economic system called capitalism. Although capitalism was not new, the way it was exercised during the…

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    numbers of middle class undergoing economic difficulty has steadily increased. It becomes a motive to her to discuss about the genuine relation between social backgrounds, college education and white – collar occupation, and American Dream. She decides to find whether the those settings are the absoulte and secure position as much as public believe. Ehrenreich comes up with two socioeconomic phenomena and describes them as omen that alarms instability within the middle class…

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    Gatsby and Lennie’s dreams both remain generally the same through diverse social classes they encounter during the novels. In Lennie’s social class it is hard for him to obtain his dream with his poverty because only the strongest survive on the ranch. In Of Mice and Men Crooks says “I seen hundreds of men come by on the road an’ on the ranches, with their bindles on their back an’ that same damn thing in their heads. Hundreds of them. They come, an’ they quit an’ go on; an’ every damn one…

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    Economic inequality in the distribution of wealth, income or expenditure is very harmful and serious problem for a community and government should take some necessary policies to tackle this. Measurable economic inequality can be explained by different families of inequality measures of which two are very popular and convenient – the Gini family and the SD-CV family. Inequality measures in any family may be of three types – relative measure of inequality, absolute measure of inequality and index…

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