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    circumstances in which it is produced. When Marxism Approaches is used in Literature, the historical truth may not be shown; however, the underlying ideology can be revealed. Class society is where people are grouped into a set of hierarchical social categories, which formed by social, educational of economic standards. According to Marx, “class” is determined entirely by one’s relationships to the means of production and their roles…

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    division in the form of ability, caste, class and gender has resulted in conflict and social tension in the classrooms. Class inequality has been a major social problem in many parts of the world. It is the inequality of incomes between individuals, families, or between different groups, areas, or countries (Black, 2002). 2.2.1 Experiences of class discrimination The income of the parents and wealth is seen as the means to explain student’s success and failure in class. Traditionally, the…

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    there is an extensive gap that is being created between the 1 percent and the rest of the 99 percent everyday. Social class predicts what school students will be accepted to as well as what type of elementary education they will receive. Social class stratification has been unconsciously set by society because of our human instinct, prejudice. It has become harder for the working class to be able to afford college education for their children. Students as well as their parents are taking out…

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    indicated what class they were in. However, as fashion progressed, fabrics were available to all social classes, allowing the lower class to imitate the upper class. This mimicry sparked laws to prevent movement and mixture of classes (Nanney). Chaucer uses…

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    Gentrification is when business owners renovate and improve buildings and districts to appeal to a higher-class demographic. The common effect is that property taxes skyrocket, low-income families get displaced by rising prices, and that culture gets diluted () . Positive effects like more school funding and beautiful streets end up being enjoyed only by the upper and middle class americans once the working-class americans have been pushed out by high rents. (Roos) While in the 1920s White…

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    Social class is defined as having a ranking in society based on economic status. They have been in existence for thousands of years and it is no surprise that they play a substantial importance in fictional works as they do the same in reality. In the novel The Great Gatsby, exceptional author F. Scott Fitzgerald utilizes materialistic symbolism to explore the effects that a symbiotic relationship has between social classes and how they can ultimately be destructive to each other. The time…

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    Mexico is divided by class , meaning they are divided in sections by how much money they make. This class is rated either low, medium, and high. High class people are rich and really don’t associate with low class because of their reputation. About all the high class people work in office buildings , are actors, or have their own business. The middle class people are more on owning big Acers of land for plantation. They do associate with low class and upper class. For low class people they own a…

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    Minimum Wage Definition

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    Our definition of being poor differs with each person and their experiences. Taylor works as a high school english teacher during the day and a dental assistant by night. She makes $1064 a week teaching and $663 at the dentist office. She is raising her family of four on $2600 a month. This isn’t a lot of money to Taylor considering she has to take care of her kids and pay taxes and all of her bills. She comes home exhausted every day and still has to worry if she has any money left to buy food…

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    Hunger Games Social Class

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    Social classes impact people 's perceptions on inequalities because each class has different openings and benefits. Within each social class, there is opportunity and privileges that other social classes do not have. In The Hunger Games, District 12 and the Capitol have clear differences in the social economic status, which provide different experiences for the two classes. The people from District 12 have to work twice as hard to get some type of food in their home, while the Capitol has all of…

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    their social class whether it is us craving one’s lifestyle desiring what it would be life if you were in their shoes or passing negative judgments on those who aren’t as fortunate as we are. In “South of Slot”, Jack London described what it was like to be in a different social class than what he was used to.” The story starts off when the main character; Freddie Drummond, an athletic professor of Sociology at the University of California, decides to adopt the lifestyle of the working class to…

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