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    Gender Equality throughout the World‚ Time‚ and Fiction Charlotte Brontë wrote in Jane Eyre‚ “I am no bird; and no net ensnares me: I am a free human being with an independent will.” No visible net ensnares womankind. However‚ long have women been viewed and treated as unequal to their male counterparts. This inequality is alive everywhere. As displayed in Of Mice and Men‚ gender inequality is alive even in fiction. Gender equality has been an ongoing struggle in fiction

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    Feminist gender theory Biological and psychological approaches to gender have been extensively criticized by feminist researchers for their essentialist explanations of gender. According to feminist approaches‚ gender is socially and culturally defined‚ in that it is related to social‚ economic and cultural status‚ and power in society (Richardson‚ 2008). From a feminist point of view‚ female development is shaped and maintained by the socio-cultural context of patriarchy (Impett‚ Schooler‚ & Tolman

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    Inequality in Education

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    INEQUALITY IN EDUCATION Table of Contents A. Abstract Analysis of Education B. Functionalists Perspective and Education C. Conflict Perspective and Education D. Symbolic-Interactonist Perspective and Education E. Conclusion F. Bibliography ABSTRACT: “Three quarters of the students at the most elite private colleges come from upper middle-class or wealthy families. Only five percent come from families with household incomes under $35‚000.

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    Final Essay Which of the following perspectives offers the most convincing explanation for the existence of global inequalities: modernization theory‚ dependency theory or world-systems theory? 4 July 2012 Which of the following perspectives offers the most convincing explanation for the existence of global inequalities: modernization theory‚ dependency theory or world-systems theory? Globalization has had both a positive and negative impact throughout the world. An interconnectedness within

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    Economic Inequality Equality is a foreign concept to nature. Justice and morality do not apply when it comes to the genetic lottery. Is it still survival of the fittest if you’re luck limits your ability to succeed? We lack control over most the factors that pre-determine our fate and govern our lives. I will argue that economic inequality is perfectly just by defending the entitlement theory and distributive justice from the works of Robert Nozick and analyzing the works John Rawls and Michael

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    the burden of the unpaid chores of fetching water for domestic uses. In Ibadan city‚ women and girls are almost exclusively responsible for domestic chores and for maintaining hygiene in the household. Intra-household water collection from a gender perspective has remained a relatively under-researched theme in many countries. Nigeria is no exception‚ with the lack of research particularly evident in the many rural and peri-urban communities. Water is necessary not only for drinking‚ but also

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    Today it is widely recognised in urban sociology that space reinforces and reflects inequality or discrimination. Nowhere is this more trenchant and obviously true than in Southern Africa‚ where the economic‚ racial‚ and social divisions of Apartheid were spatially and geographically constructed. Post-apartheid presents a uniquely powerful and important lens for examining the vigorous relationship between inequality and space. On the one hand‚ apartheid city’s produced a compartmentalized‚ highly legible

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    Social Inequality

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    .) Social inequality and stratification are universal phenomena. In what way or sense may they be engendered by or attributed to: a.Private ownership (Rousseau) - In the eighteenth century Jean-Jacques Rousseau argued that private property creates social inequality and that this inequality ultimately leads to social conflict. Rousseau takes a more realistic approach to private property‚ and recognizes the vast inequalities that it creates between human beings‚ arguing that the acquisition

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    Income Inequality

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    Income inequality: Causes and Trends The distribution of wealth is extremely unequal in America and the whole world. This paper documents the growing inequality‚ and examines three reasons for its increase. The income growth for top earners is faster than income growth for the poor. This accelerated income growth for top earners would increase the income gap between top earners and the poor. In addition‚ income inequality between the poor and top earners in the US is becoming greater than in other

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    Functionalism Inequality

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    The main difference between both theories is that one argues the need for inequality in order to maintain a balance in society‚ while the other sees it as only a benefit to the select few. For instance‚ functionalist theorists believe that inequality is needed in order to place people according to their intellectual ability. It seeks to place individuals that stand out‚ in the best qualified positions; positions that not everyone can do due to the lack of education and/or skill. The rest of society

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