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    bored, in fact, George Sanders once said, “People of Wealth and the so called upper class suffer the most from boredom.” (Sanders) To combat this boredom, they often look for outlets to pour into. Outlets vary in appearance based on the individual. In The Picture of Dorian Grey by Oscar Wilde, the different social classes are quite evident, and so are the means of entertainment. Wilde criticizes the upper class about how they spend their time, and how easily they get caught up in ideas and…

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    and lower class consider themselves as middle class. For the people with very high income, they do not like to brag or sound arrogant about their worth so they classify themselves as middle class. Although, people who have a lower income who may not be as wealthy might be embarrassed of their social status. To hide the fact they are below others, they classify themselves as middle class as well. Because of this, there is a new way of thinking of the middle class when the “working class…

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    Is social class truly everything; should people classify be classified based on their social class? In the book, Great expectations, by Charles Dickens, the main character, Pip, is really focused on his social standings. This book shows Pip’s journey through life from the time he was a child, an adolescent, and all the way through adulthood. His journey of figuring out what is most important to him, and conquering his “great expectation” really helps Pip determine who he is and how he wants…

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    proletariat, the working class, who sell their labor and bodies but control none of the institutions or structures that generate the great wealth of the bourgeoisie” (Hall 74). Due to Ford’s idea of mass production, the World State Controllers believe that they can keep everyone under their control and power if they remain pleased and satisfied with what they have. Huxley creates a system in which the people are all basically…

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    about you, not leadership concepts.) When I started this course I was very nervous about how I would do in the open class environment that we have. After the first class I went home and strongly debated about dropping this class for one that does not require so much talking. I generally am a person that avoids talking in front of large groups, even answering questions in class makes me nervous. As we have progresses through this semester I have noticed that once I take the first step and start…

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    Walking into the class, I was not sure what to expect. I had no prior knowledge of robotics and I have little knowledge of programming. If I am being completely honest, I honestly thought this class was going to be lecture based with little to no hands on activities. Needless to say, I was quite surprised when I found out that I was completely wrong. I was not aware before signing up for the class that we were going to receive a robot. Upon that realization, I was fairly intrigued. I was excited…

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    In Barbara Ehrenreich’s This is Their Land, she suggests that the middle class is being limited by the unreasonable amount of accumulated debt on when entering the workforce, the irrational cost of living, and the restricted opportunity for higher wages. In recent times, America’s economy has progressively struggled and diminished to the point where other countries no longer consider America the number one economy. In 2008, America’s economy was in a large financial crisis, which resulted in the…

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    the characters in the play to present his views about the social class system? J.B Priestly used all of his characters to send a specific message to the audience of 1945. The year the play is set, 1912, Hierarchy and class status were what society was built upon making it a crucial aspect in the play. However after World War One and World War Two, the class system was nearly non-existent. This was due to the aristocrats and working class having to work together during both wars. It opened the…

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    Hans Christian Andersen was a writer who was known to integrate socially critical topics into his works. The social class structure is extremely prevalent in many of his tales, and because of this, the reader is able to infer Andersen’s views on these classes. Andersen had an advantage in his writing regarding social class because he himself was a part of multiple social classes throughout his life. Andersen was born into a poor family. Because of this, he started very low on the social ladder.…

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    antediluvian ideas were mainly working class that becoming restless as they writhed under the thumb of those at the top of the social pyramid. This movement towards a more egalitarian society was reinforced by many writers of the time. Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontё and Emma by Jane Austen supported those fighting…

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