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    Social Identity Theory: Past Achievements, Current Problems, and Future Challenges is the article I focused on. With in the article they focused on main subjects as well as some sub-subjects including; the achievements—why there is in group bias, understanding responses to status inequality, stereotyping and perceptions of group homogeneity, and changing attitudes through contact. Problems for social identity theory—the relationship between group identification and in-group bias, the self-esteem…

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    Social Class Stratification Education and Social Class, a Conflict Perspective Conflict Theory and education are closely linked. Education uses the conflict theory to explain the inequalities in school systems. In terms of education, conflict theory has to do with the inequalities caused by tracking and standardized testing because all schools do not have the same amount of funding and learning conditions. A sociologist would say that the social stratification within education comes from the…

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    different classes in society in terms of wealth and social status. In the novel, the settings reflects the level of social and wealth status each character has. There is a clash between the old money, new money and lower class. It arises from old money’s traditional views and new money and the lower classes’ desire for more. Setting is used to emphasise this through the three distinct settings in the novel that represent their level of wealth and status in society and the degree of fulfilment…

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    In The Importance of Being Earnest, money plays a huge part in the characters’ lives because their society believes that money is what is most important. The play is set during the Victorian age; during this period the social class system was based from poor to rich. The rich were uneducated but at the time the only thing that mattered was how wealthy he/she is. During the Victorian age; marriage is chosen by the parents of the woman, so you have no choice who you marry. Money has a big…

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    The stratification systems, also known as social standings, categorize individuals based on factors like wealth, income, education, and race. In most communities, people affiliate themselves with others who share the same consistency in status. Which is why names like DeShawn and Jake do not share the same social standings. Mainly because a distinct black name like DeShawn is limited to resources by a low-income, low-education…

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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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    Social stratification is one of the dominant features of the Indian society and there are certain characteristics by which it is determined. Aspects like caste, material possessions, status, power etc. are the key determinants in defining the collective framework of the Indian society. Social stratification is an issue that has been widely dealt with and a lot of literature upon this topic exists, Andre Beteille’s book, ‘Caste, Class and Power: Changing Patterns of Stratification in a Tanjore…

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    opposed to the free will possessed by the people involved. He was mostly influenced by ‘The German Model’ as well throughout his works.\\ Marx and Weber disagreed on the meaning of social class in modern society although they both acknowledged that people did not operate as individuals only in society. For Marx, social class is determined by the relationship between the people and the means of production. For him human beings were firstly constrained to produce basic materials to satisfy their…

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    Five Faces Of Injustice

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    as society need to understand the factors that contribute to injustice to promote justice. An injustice that has been an issue for multiple years is the education children receive from different socio economic status. The injustices individuals endure of having different socio economic status relates one of the five faces of oppression which is marginalization and another term that relates to injustices is white gaze. In order to be just, there has to be fairness when it comes to every factor…

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    Social stratification is “a system by which society [categorizes] people in a hierarchy”(2). This hierarchy is based on people’s perception of their prestige and power, and they base that off of people’s race, ethnicity, social class, sex, gender and sexuality. There are three elements on the phenomenological cycle, and they work together to create social stratification and they are Externalization, Objectivation, and Internalization. Social construction theory proposes that everything people…

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