SOCIOL 1Z03 Lecture Notes - Lecture 11: Social Inequality, Ascribed Status, Social Stratification

• School: McMaster University
• Department: Sociology
• Course: SOCIOL 1Z03
• Professor: Gerald Bierling, Jessica Braimoh

Document Summary

The thesis should clearly answer the question. Introduction: this paper examines the ____ depicting the ______ I use the following social theories to argue the following: digital sociality, diffusion, don"t use a broad perspective. Use apa citation style: use in-text citations, reference page for any sources used, can reference the following, lecture, textbooks, cultural objects, paraphrased citations are formatted differently than direct quotes. Use headings to apply concepts: allows for work that is easier to understand. Ascribed status: little to no room for social mobility, caste system determines elements of life, what people can wear, jobs they perform, and who they can marry amongst other things. Individuals have little to no say: membership is often hereditary, often continue to exist despite legal sanctions. Achieved status: result of merit within the class structure, meritocracy. Income, occupational prestige, education: ability to acquire these things, there is still dominant ideologies, these mask how much moving happens between classes.