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Chapter 9 Social Stratification Part 2 - Palmes
Chapter 9 Social Stratification Part 2 - Palmes
Approaches in the
Bases on the person’s
•• Recreational study
occupation
activities that of
brings
social
•• People stratification
prestige and honor
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possessions
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of in the
social of one’s
community
class in social
the United
Categorical analysis
States but may not be true in the Philippines
• Type
Organizational
ofoccupations
•standing
Certain residentaffiliations
have very low monetary
rewards such
• Schools as teaching professions
attended
C o n s e q u e n t i a l s t r a t i fi c a t i o n
Social
Stratification
An stratification
important exists
social is as old as society
everywhere
aspect of not itself
just (ancient)
stratificationin1967)
the
are
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Its
In
Patterning attributes
the there
Philippines
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social is
named division,
employment
rather than by Tumin
was
biological 1967
based
(Tumin are:
on
and
classification
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norms matter
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(ubiquitous)
particularly
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in society
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the
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stratification
In
Life
second,
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chances (involuntary
third world;is not
and
human well
those
of rewards in apreferences,
defined
rights may
and
community.
in
still
justice.
tastes and
impersonally determined)
ancient societies
Characteristics
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social
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having
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and
although
the right
i.e. patterned
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amount of:
of values)
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these
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promotion
necessarily, butor
character
Type
norms of household
may be:
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based for
on: Stratific ation:
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societies
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on these
stratification
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to perform everywhere Recreational
•• Rights
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Marital
Perpetuated
Skills
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conflict ago:
• •
its forms • Intelligence farmers,
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• Restructured
• Obligations land
to cultural
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••• Sex
lords Social
Caste
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and
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elites. • Capabilities
representations
•• Norms
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Estate
• Character a result of something
Physical
•• Expectations
Clothing Strength
changed
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sociological
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Marriage
affects:
purposes lifestyle
characteristics
cantechniques
can begroups
of status
can besocial
be used to increase
viewed as:
usedstatus
in thebut
based on degree of honor (Tumin)
Philippine
people tendcontext.
to marry endogamously
• An indication for a given level of evaluation (eg. Type
• Marriage
Tumin • Leisure
says lifestyle can be viewed in two approaches:
of home)
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– is
marriage given the
within a same
specific group. In
Lifestyle
•• The reward or consequences of other inequalities (eg.
• Child rearing • Activities
opportunities,
this case
capacity thethings
toaafford affluent
socio-economical have
based more
group
on income, chances of
education,
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occupation)up thewhether peoplenot
social ladder with thebecause
just same of
• Education
lifestyle
their
•This • Political
wealth
results
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inand thewealth
property,
for same
occupation
validating socio-economic
but
and
one’s claimalso
to awith
occupationsgivento be
level
statuses
of evaluation
influence
transmitted and
from or honor (eg. buying
connection.
generation a new car when one
to generation
• gets
Or the outlook
promoted)
other way around
1. Family Life
Lower classes:
• Do not have role models
• Become like their parents
• Continue to reside in slums as a result
4. Political Outlook
Lower classes:
• Less active in political affairs
• Limited to voting
Lower class:
• Cannot afford premium medical and dental
insurance
• Forced to avail medical services provided by
the government
6. Poverty