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Refers to a pattern that occurs in a society when individuals in that society posess deffering levels of social status, power, and money. |
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This is a structures ranking of entire groups od people. Which perpetuates unequal economic rewards & levels of power in a society. |
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Systems of Social Stratification *Karl Marx |
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Slavery) people are owned by other people. Caste) hereditary positions winthin the social startification system. Estate) aka FEUDALISM. Peasants were required to work the land of a noble. In exchange for military protection, & other services. Class) structured social inequality based on CAPITALISM & other economic systems. |
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System of Social Stratification Saw these inequalities as a primary contributor of SOCIAL EONOMIC POLITICAL |
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*Karl Marx* Argued that as CAPITALISM matures there will be 2 major classes formed. |
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BOURGEOISIE is the class that possesses & controls how goods & services are produced. PROLETARIAT is comprised of the people who work & are exploited by the capitalist class. |
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Insited that no single dimension defines a persons social position. 3 Elements of Stratification CLASS STATUS POWER View based on economis production (Class) & Consumption Patterns (Status). "Lifestyles" Key element for STATUS DISTINCTION was not how much money a person had, but how one spends it. |
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