Liberalism and Conservatism. 19 th Century Europe. Suppressed revolutions (especially 1848) Two party system. Romanticism Industrial revolution. Consequences of Industrial Revolution. Urbanization and working poor Poor working conditions Child labor laws Labor unions Economic swings
By doyleChapter 7. Global Stratification. Systems of Social Stratification - Slavery. Causes Conditions Temporary Not Necessarily: Inheritable, Powerless, Poor Bonded Labor in the New World Slavery in the New World Slavery Today. Systems of Social Stratification - Caste.
By gizaMarriage and the Bible. Based on the Living in Love Series by Richard L. Strauss, Biblical Studies Foundation - 1998. Never the Wrong People. Chapter 9: Zechariah and Elizabeth. Class Consciousness. Who held the distinction of the “elite class” in Jerusalem in Jesus’ day?
By jaceTUESDAY. Current Events Because it’s been 4 days… Pass the Piggy – how was the long weekend?? Quick notes on suffrage Reminder : test Friday Last notes = tomorrow Study guide + time for KTs = Thursday KTs due Friday Daily Reader Picket Slogans!.
By amyFeminist Theory and Class Consciousness. The Taming of the Shrew. Feminism. feminism |ˈ feməˌnizəm | noun the advocacy of women's rights on the grounds of political, social, and economic equality to men. Patriarchy. patriarchy |ˈ pātrēˌärkē | noun ( pl. patriarchies )
By easterHistorical materialism. Karl Marx 1818-1883. Historical dialectic. Key concepts. Base and superstructure Dialectical materialism Class struggle Class consciousness Revolution. capitalism. Base and superstructure. Means of production Relation of production. Religion
By vondraA Philosopher Against the Grain: The Actuality of Georg Lukács. Paul RJ Falger, PhD Master Student Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences Maastricht University, the Netherlands. Georg Lukacs (1885-1971). Georg Lukács (1885-1971).
By ralphBraunwarth POSC 121 Who Rules?. How Politics Works. It is very well to speak of democracies and non-democracies in the abstract but Do the people really rule in democracies? Does one individual really control all politics in an authoritarian system?
By nathanKarl Marx’ Communist Theory. Marxist Ideology & Disenfranchised Groups. Karl Marx (1818 – 1883). Marx & The Good Society. Marx believed that progress could be achieved and society transformed through the application of human knowledge.
By rahim-davidsonSpaces of Class Formation: “The Working Man’s Reward” and the New Suburban History. Professor Elaine Lewinnek California State University at Fullerton. What do working-class suburbs mean for class consciousness?
By gil-rasmussenSemi-plenary session: “Role of the state in reduction/amplification of inequality” State retrenchments and class dynamics: the “new” middle class under strain. L ouis Chauvel Pr at Sciences-Po University Paris and Institut Universitaire de France Site : http://louis.chauvel.free.fr
By plato-olsenPresent New Information. Task : Pass round the sheet when the music stops, while the music is playing jot down as much as you can remember about Functionalism which hasn’t already been put down by someone else. When the music stops, pass your sheet left!. Lesson Objective.
By nguidryHistoriography Week 5. Karl Marx 1818-1883. For 9 minute overview of Marx’s views, click here. 1818-35: childhood and early youth in a liberal bourgeois family in Trier. Exposed to Enlightenment, Romantic, liberal and radical world-views through family and acquaintances.
By rmarshallMarxism and Marxist Literary Criticism. Literature in English ASL. Introduction. Any political practice or theory based on an interpretation of the works of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels Including Communist Parties and Communist states. Characteristics of Marxism.
By smithmariaIn Mean Girls, how is Kady resocialized to fit into an American high school? How realistic is this compared to WRHS?. Social Stratification. Some things to think about…. Is inequality inevitable?
By ballingerjSocial Stratification. What is social stratification ?. Social Stratification is the ranking of people or groups according to their unequal access to scarce resources Scarce is an insufficient amount to satisfy the need or demand. What is social stratification ?.
By peggydiazSocial Movements. Precipitating Conditions. Precipitating Conditions. When attempting to understand either collective behaviours or social movements a strategy has been to observe precipitating conditions. What conditions give rise to collective behaviours or social movements?.
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