Survey of Social ScienceHoughton, 1942 - 690 strani |
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... SOCIAL POSITION IS ATTAINED Granted that there are different social spaces and that social distance exists , how is social position determined ? Man attains his social status through inheritance and through achievement . The son of an ...
... SOCIAL POSITION IS ATTAINED Granted that there are different social spaces and that social distance exists , how is social position determined ? Man attains his social status through inheritance and through achievement . The son of an ...
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... social status . In Russia new social strata have been established , although the original claim was that all people would enjoy equality . People who occupied positions at the bottom of the social pyramid have been raised to posi- tions ...
... social status . In Russia new social strata have been established , although the original claim was that all people would enjoy equality . People who occupied positions at the bottom of the social pyramid have been raised to posi- tions ...
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... social distance as well . The factory owner does not occupy the same social plane as his employees , and the king is not on the same social level as his subjects . In all societies there are social classes which assume rights and ...
... social distance as well . The factory owner does not occupy the same social plane as his employees , and the king is not on the same social level as his subjects . In all societies there are social classes which assume rights and ...
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