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    Social mobility is important to Tono-Bungay because George Ponderevo is in love with Beatrice who at an early age is way above him in social class and without social mobility George will never be able to marry her. If George was unwilling to sacrifice his beliefs could he have ever advanced through the tiers of social hierarchy? If George had never taken part in the sham of Tono-Bungay would he have made it out of the social class he was born into? Without knowledge and sacrifice can one attain…

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    Thesis: Because they live in a society in which social status plays a large role in relationships, Darcy and Elizabeth must investigate their own flaws and overcome the pride and prejudice instilled in them by society before they can experience love together. Society in 19th century England and how it affects love and relationships English society very hierarchical: rich minority higher in status than the less wealthy minority Rich look down on poor The historical context of 19th century England…

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    and apart of middle class status. Kate is a white female who is twenty-one years old and comes from middle class status. Sammie, she is a white female who is twenty-one and comes from upper middle class status. Abby, who is a white twenty years old female who is from middle class status. Brittany who is a female and nineteen years old. She had decided not to disclose her class status. Sophie who is non-binary nineteen years old, she also did not disclose her class status. Fourth member, Darius…

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    classified people into social classes based on a person’s working status, income, or nationality. These social classes indicate the abilities and characteristics of the people who have been strategically placed into them. These classifications are degrading and biased because many factors are not taken into consideration when placing people into them. Yuri Hererra’s short story, “The Objects,” is an allegory that adequately reveals how people are put into different social classes, and how the…

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    Ascribed Statuses

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    Status, an important component of social structure, is a social position that is “part of our social identity and helps define our relationship to others” (Macionis, 2013, p.155). Based on classification by sociologists, there are two kinds of statuses—ascribed and achieved status. An ascribed status is involuntary. It is a social position that a person receives at birth or assumes later in life (Macionis, 2013). Some examples of ascribed statuses include family relations such as son or…

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    The Caste System

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    The caste system in India is a system that segregates people into a hierarchy of social classes, namely Brahmins, Kshatriyas, Vaisyas, Sudras and Dalit, based on family lineage and occupations. Even though the caste system dates way back in the ancient Hindu life but it was only formalized under the British colonial rule. Since then, the rigid caste system, which restricts social mobility for the lower castes and the Untouchables, has been internationally criticized for being oppressive and…

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    Social differentiation is the process by which different statuses develop in any group, organization, or society while social stratification is a relatively fixed, hierarchical arrangement in society by which groups have unequal access to resources, power and perceived social worth. In the film, the girls and the boys attained social statuses depending on their eye color. The students with blue eyes had a higher status compared to the students having brown eyes. This difference in status is…

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    however each one of them made different choices as their recovery process progresses depended on their wealth, connections, and status. Our health care system is unimaginably expensive, the cost and its conveniences discouraged many lower class people to deny the proper treatments that they need. There’s a significant correlation between health and social status, therefore social hierarchy dominates our lives in America that offer us different choices and for us to react differently upon the…

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    For years, in the United States society has been fractured into social classes, between the upper, middle and working class citizens. Social class determines the opportunities that a person has that deals with their economic and social-economic status. Many people in the United States believe that citizens from different social economic backgrounds have an equal chance of living achieving the “American Dream”. However social class has created divisions and inequality in our society “Ever since…

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    The Nose By Kovalev

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    him. By making Kovalev intimidated by his own nose Gogol is making a political statement by making fun of the fact that citizens of his society were afraid of interacting with people in different social classes than them. Kovalev will not confront his nose because he notices the nose has more status than him. Even though Kovalev is confident in his ranking he will not talk to apart of himself that is considered high ranking. Kovalev thinks, “”What’s the best way of approaching it?” thought…

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