SOCY 303 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Bourgeoisie, Protestant Work Ethic, Ascribed Status
3 May 2017
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Socy 303 lecture # 5 (week 3: last time, technology and knowledge claims, exclusion and market closure, today, textbook review: chapters 1-3. 5: review parkin: exclusion and closure, authority and capital(s) (bourdieu, case studies on knowledge claims: Harrits and larsen (2016: textbook review: chapter 1, key concepts. Ascribed status born into a status (e. g. how gender or race are distributed through professions) Gendered division of labour know how did division of labour look in industrial society. Agricultural revolution created time and place that allowed people to be more creative turning point for professions. Protestant work ethic as it relates to the development of capitalism: textbook review: chapter 2, key concepts. Achieved status it is based on ability, effort, training, something they earned (flip side of ascribed status) Guild protect the right of workers, how gilds were anti-technology. Apprenticeship apprenticeship were need to enter gilds; formal education required to become an engineer, pilots, etc.
