KIRTI EDUCATION CENTRE PREM SIR 9811810567 MAIL AT: kecsolution@gmail.com‚ or Premsingh567@Gmail.Com Visit regularly at: kirtieducation.blogspot.com BSHF-101 2013-2014 Foundation Course in Humanities and Social Sciences Answer any two questions in 500 words each. (DCQ) Q1. Explain the terms ’Industrial’ and ’Post - industrial’ societies. Solution: In sociology‚ industrial society refers to a society driven by the use of technology to enable mass production‚ supporting a large population
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For centuries‚ sociologists have analyzed social stratification‚ its root causes‚ and its effects on society. Theorists Karl Marx and Max Weber disagreed about the nature of class‚ in particular. Other sociologists applied traditional frameworks to stratification. Karl Marx Karl Marx based his conflict theory on the idea that modern society has only two classes of people: the bourgeoisie and the proletariat. The bourgeoisie are the owners of the means of production: the factories‚ businesses
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in which these biologically given aspects of man’s nature can find expression. Then there are those who take the second view: warfare is the inevitable concomitant of the development of the state‚ the struggle for land and natural resources‚ of class societies springing not from the nature of man‚ but‚ from the nature of history. War is nevertheless inevitable unless we change our social system and outlaw classes‚ the struggle for power‚ and possessions; and in the event of our success warfare would
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Social Stratification Cultural Representations of Social Class Melba Theodis Grantham University 15 November 2011 Abstract This essay will touch on the ways that culture is related to social class with the impact on identity and pride within the specific social classes. I will also describe how culture helps keep others outside of a specific social class. We will explore how culture reproduces social class from generation to generation. Social class is represented in the food we eat
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educational qualifications. | Ageism | Being prejudiced against people because of their age. | Ascribed status | A position or social standing given to an individual on the basis of inherited characteristics. | Caste | A rigid system of stratification in which an individual cannot move from the caste into which they are born. | Cycle of deprivation | A social process which may lead the children of poor parents to suffer poverty when adults. | Embourgeoisement | The proposition that members
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themselves (Coakley‚ pp93). Through Sport‚ society and culture can change preconceptions of traditional patriarchal bias‚ which favours those with able bodies and minds. This can effect change in social mobility ?the effect of moving from one class stratification to another?‚ enabling self-betterment‚ a state of classlessness and the equality of gender‚ race and ability as regards to access to sports‚
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when sex is identified through gender‚ social stratification is done at that point. She further states that‚ “Clothing paradoxically‚ often hides the sex‚ but displays gender” (57). Therefore‚ according to her claim‚ clothes are one of the gender markers which predetermines what that persons position or status in the society will be. However‚ for one individual person clothes may be a material to hide his or her sex marker. But‚ with the stratification of masculinity and femininity‚ this material
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movement of individuals or groups from one position in society’s stratification system to another” (University of Phoenix‚ 2011 p.8). The citizens of the United States have unlimited resources to help them grow as a person. A college education can be virtually free for students that qualify for certain programs. The U.S is the most technologically advanced nation in the world‚ there is no reason that someone can not move up in the stratification system. Anything can be achieved through hard work and dedication
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Week 3 Quiz 1. A system of ranking in a society that perpetuates unequal power and resources is: a. Stratification b. Emancipation c. Social mobility d. Gentrification 2. According to Schaefer (2015)‚ “a class system is a social ranking based primarily on economic position in which achieved characteristics can influence _______________‚” the ability to move up or down in the stratification system. a. Social dominance b. Social mobility c. Cultural universals d. Symbolic interaction 3. While Karl
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