Stratification: Social Division and Inequality
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Stratification: Social Division and Inequality
Author: Bottero, Wendy
Edition: First Edition
Binding: Paperback
Number of Pages: 292
Release Date: 23-12-2004
EAN: 9781032031811
Package Dimensions: 9.2 x 6.1 x 0.9 inches
Languages: English
Details:
"Social Stratification: A New Theory" by Wendy Bottero offers a fresh perspective on differentiation and inequality. The book delves into how personal choices, such as selecting sexual partners, friends, consumption habits, and lifestyles, are shaped by hierarchy and social differences.
It explores the following key themes:
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The effect of stratification on everyday social relations, introducing debates on social class and inequality.
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How class inequalities relate to broader processes of social division and cultural differentiation.
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The cultural and associational aspects of hierarchy that influence who people choose to include or exclude from their social circles.
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New theoretical approaches to stratification, integrating cultural theories of class, social interaction, and differential association.
This book presents an innovative approach to understanding social stratification in sociology, making it an essential read for anyone studying or working in the field of social sciences
