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to shape the drain waveforms in the time domain. Ideally, the load must be .... low lost due to the use of PCB technology and cheap devices. Further work is to ...
instead of buying clothes from Primark, I'll go to Monsoon and I think I should be in Primark. Despite her familiarisation and investment in middle-class/layer ...
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101. 2.4.0 Understanding Women in Development in India ..... likely to shape individual women's changing status and role in India are ...... unlike western universities, students in Assam do not have student web mail because this type ..... language
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Class, Status and Power “Inequalities” This is a relatively neutral term theoretically.
“Stratification” • The term “strat” can be thought of as theoretically neutral, just like “inequality” • Many sociologists talk about “strat” without implying any Paradigm • However, in a narrow, technical sense, the term “strat” can be read as implying a particular Paradigm. • Many words in natural science and social science have such paradigmatic implications.
Structural-Functionalism • S-F is a Research Paradigm • In Intro. Soc., Classical Theory and Contemporary Theory you learn about S-F • S-F emphasizes the problem of order • Structures are ordered patterns • Functions are the ways structures evolve • S-F theorists and researchers often use the term “strat” to mean their view of inequalities as “functional” for societies
S-F Strat versus Marxist Class • Marxist, Marxian and Neo-Marxian thinkers contribute to Critical Theory • The Critical Theory Research Paradigm tends to emphasize the idea that inequalities are NOT functional for everyone • Class oppression in Capitalist Societies is a key idea for Marx & Marxian thinking • Sometimes the debate is between S-F strat and Neo-Marxian “class”
Class, Status and Power • In addition to S-F and Neo-Marxian theory and research there is also another idea. • Max Weber emphasized the importance of
status (prestige, honor) in addition to economic class • Weber also emphasized the importance of power (political power, domination, Herrschaft, patriarchy, patrimonialism, prebendalism, feudalism, modern bureaucratic, etc.!)
Levels of Precision in Language • In everyday life we use words without a lot of precision. • Ethnomethodologists have indicated that it is part of social organization to practice the “etc” principle – to ignore mistakes in speech (e.g. corps d’esprit v. esprit d’corps, “methodological” v. methodical) • In natural science and social science it is very important to move to a more precise way of speaking and writing • This is very confusing to undergraduate students!
“Jargon” or Necessary Precision? • Many people feel that social science uses too much “jargon” • But technical terms are often necessary to gain precision ( tt ) • In the study of inequality we definitely need to be as precise as possible • Yet even sociologists do not always use the terms in a precisely defined way • “Operational definition” is even more precise!
