Week 12-1_[Social stratification]

1. summary
This article is social class service for explaining. Layering is a society is derived wealth, gender, race, education, gender, occupation, social status or power, such as (social, political) people based on the socioeconomic factors.To classified as groups say. Layering is a social groups, categories, such as this relative social status of people belonging to the social or geographic region. Social class in modern society is generally defined as three social classes -- upper, middle class, lower into.
In addition, social class, History, Theory and an overview of variables described in the order. The history of the section focusing on, Max Weber, Karl Marx, Wright Mills was introduced in order.
When you look at the Karl Marx at first two modern methods of production shall consist of : basic and major economic part of the superstructure. The technology sector, and real estate relationships, and the working conditions and employers based on production, including with. According to Marx, social class is determined by the relationship with means of production.
Secondly, we look at the Max Weber, Max Weber was Marx's concept of a strong impact on, but harmful social control and level of a lot more than a capitalist society.Rejected the possibility of effective communist, claiming bureaucracy is required. In addition, Weber, criticizing the dialectical of the proletariat riots, argued that it is unlikely.
Finally, Wright Mills is the power imbalance of power elite of society due to the complete absence of the business leaders for the countervailing of claims.
 
2. interesting
Karl Marx and Max Weber is a little familiar character and ideology was heard Wright Mills in the case of isn't it a little bit new.
 
3. discussion
The present social rate of change is very different from the era of Karl Marx. Social class artists still really do you think exist in this?

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