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Consent or Dissent - Stratification Sociology - Lecture Slides, Slides of Sociology

Consent or Dissent, Household Income Distribution, World Income Distribution, Functionalism, Individualism, Equal Opportunity, Meritocracy, Work Ethic, Liberal Capitalism, Dominant Ideology are some points from this lecture of Stratification Sociology.

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Download Consent or Dissent - Stratification Sociology - Lecture Slides and more Slides Sociology in PDF only on Docsity! Consent or dissent? docsity.com U.S. Household Income Distribution 0 20 40 60 80 100 0 20 40 60 80 100 Cumulative % of Households C um ul at iv e % o f I nc om e Equality 2003 1967 $18,500 $34,738 $55,331 $88,030 Top 5%: $157,176 Source: U.S. Census Bureau (Limits are from 2004). Median $44,389 docsity.com Functionalist theory • Society is an organism • Social differentiation challenges order – Increasing division of labor – Decline of multifunction institutions • Conflict is pathological, order is healthy – Angry people are the problem • Circular logic – Status quo is good – figure out why Emile Durkheim (1858-1917) docsity.com How inequality is functional Functional importance and difficulty of the job ↓ Unequal rewards ↓ Basis for motivation ↓ Jobs get done System is fair Society is happy docsity.com Education and wages 5 15 25 35 45 55 9 11 13 15 17 19 Average years of education A ve ra ge h ou rl y w ag e Source: Cohen’s analysis of 2000 Census PUMS (25-54, FTYR workers). Pre-K & K Teachers Construction Managers Child care Workers Pipelayers & fitters Agriculture workers Physicians & Surgeons Clergy Chief Executives docsity.com Individualism today • Social position results from personal effort and ability • Self-reliance versus ‘dependence’ “It is the responsibility of the state to take care of very poor people who can’t take care of themselves”: 23% docsity.com Who shares your values? Do members of this group share your moral and ethical values? (percent answering "most") 27 11 7 Poor people Rich people People on welfare docsity.com Equality of opportunity How much do we spend? 17 38 45 71 23 6 Too little About right Too much Education Welfare Source: General Social Survey, 1998 docsity.com
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