worst memorised bits Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
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how many people are paid below the minimum wage

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5 million people

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2
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how many use food banks

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4 million people

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3
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wadsworth

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many people have 2 jobs to afford to live

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4
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what is the life expectancy gap in london based on class?

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25 year life expectancy gap

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5
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Wilkinson and Pickett

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working class people are more likely to die before retirement

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bann et al

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working class children are more likely to be obese or overweight

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7
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The top tenth percent of UK society owns…..

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The top tenth percent of UK society owns 45% of all wealth

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durkheim on class ineqality

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division of labor is functional as it provides incentive to work

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parsons on class inequality

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society is stratified and meritocratic, class levels reflect individual effort and talent

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davis and moore on class inequality

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school allows the most intelligent and capable students to be elicited for the hardest jobs

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criticisms of functionalist explanations of class inequalities

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Exaggerates societal value consensus about rewards, eg not everyone is paid a high enough wage

Inherited wealth allows greater access into top roles, showing that stratification is not equally accessible

Not all functional jobs are highly paid

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criticisms of marxist explanations of class inequalities

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accused of economic reductionism

the middle class experiences a lesser extent of inequality; however, they are still under bourgeois rule

Some workers are aware of their own inequality and that it is at the fault of the upper class

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bowles and gintis

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the function of education is to legitimise the success of bourgeois children and teach working class children to accept failure

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critiques of weberian explanations of class inequality

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Marxist: undervalues how economic position reflects inequality the most

too individualistic, ignores structural explanations

may reflect a middle-class bias

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hartmann on class inequality

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capitalism benefits from compliant women who have been socialized into accepting their subordinate role. Dual systems of capitalism and patriarchy oppress women for the benefit of the bourgeoisie

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critiques of feminist explanations of class inequality

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Hakim: feminists underestimate how some women choose to work part time

Some may argue that domestic work is not a result of capitalist exploitation

Males now equally contribute to domestic work, similarly women have become breadwinners

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saunders on class inequality

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inequality provides an incentive to wider society to work hard as society is meritocratic

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young on the underclass

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at least 50% of those born into disadvantage do not have disadvantaged outcomes

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heath on the underclass

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80% of people on benefits say they would like a job

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greengross on ageism

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the NHS is institutionally ageist, often ignoring the health problems of older people

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vincent on age inequality

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older men and older women experience ageism differently, linking to status (weberian)

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craig and mindell

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older women are more likely to have a health issue, however older men are more likely to lose social capital maintained in older women

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beauvoir on age inequality

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older men face larger anomie as they are no longer breadwinners, however women experience it less as they continue with the domestic role with their grandchildren

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gannon on age inequalities

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beauty standards are androcentric, as if ageing is negative

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how many bangladeshi/ pakistani women are unemployed in uk?
75% of Bangladeshi and 69% of Pakistani women who are eligible to work in the UK are unemployed
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gilroy
cultures are not fixed, they are fluid and diverse
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owen and green
the position of some ethnic minority groups, such as Indian and Chinese, are socially mobilizing
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peterson and rutherford
mainstream feminism does not account for how colonialism has instilled disproportionate racist and sexist discrimination towards women of color
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friedan on gender inequalities
both men and women have been socialized into believing that gender roles are beneficial and inevitable.
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marcal on gender inequalities
capitalism underestimates how essential female domestic labor is in the upholding of the economy
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sharpe on gender inequalities
90s study reveals that schoolgirls now prioritize educational and career success over marriage and motherhood
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how much more likely are men to be a skilled labourer or senior offical
Men are 10x more likely to be a skilled laborer or senior official
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hartnett
women face a tangible career disadvantage when they are pregnant, or are assumed to be open to it, known as the motherhood penalty
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what is triangulation
multiple methods used to validate conclusion of one aspect of a topic
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what is methodological pluralism
multiple methods used to expand understanding of many aspects of a topic