The working class in Marx perspective is viewed as the subject class or Proleteriat 2. ... The subject class which is the labourer must sell his labour power in order to survive and the ruling class are dependent on the subject class for production. ... The ruling class owned the lands and derived money from the sale of produced. ... Marx maintained that in all class societies the ruling class exploits and oppresses the subject class. In Marxian perspective political power was derived from economic power, hence the power of the ruling class comes from their control of production. 3F...

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This gift giving created "patron-client" relationships that allowed the elite class to indebt and control their subjects through each ruler's chakra. ... The emperor derives his power from his relationship with this common ancestor, and at times claims that he himself is the ancestor, or god. ... Both it and power are closely related, for power and wealth are derived from the ownership of material goods and the ownership of a large labor force that the elite could tax. ... Firstly, the rise of Hinduism, and its system of hierarchical separation known as varna, or the caste ...

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The second class physiological aids are sued to increase rate of energy in the muscle and to counter act the accumulation of fatigue. ... Mechanical and biomechanical aids are the third class and they are used to improve the efficiency of human movement. ... Psychological aid is the fourth class and they include hypnosis, imagery, and stress management. ... The final and most dangerous class is the pharmacological aids. ... A steroid is a substance derived from cholesterol. ...

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The popular speech of Jamaicans is a distinct language from English; it was derived largely from English, which has been the official language for over 300 years. ... A major cash crop of the lower class is the farming of ganja (marijuana). ...

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Analyze class and power distinctions in Jamaican culture? ... The popular speech of Jamaicans is a distinct language from English; it was derived largely from English, which has been the official language for over 300 years. ... A major cash crop of the lower class is the farming of ganja (marijuana). ...

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One must understand that the meaning he or she derives from the text is one of a number of possibilities "even an infinite amount. ... This, I believe, was the most important and unique aspect of our class. ... With such a diverse class, different angles were inevitable. ... One of the key ideas that we were taught within this list of keywords was that there are 2 ways in which meaning can be derived. ... It was acknowledged that meaning can be derived from the text itself, but people seemed to invest more in a work's significance to them. ...

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They have their origin in object-oriented programming languages such as C++, hence the key concepts in object systems are: objects (instances of classes), classes (object types), methods (operators on objects of a particular class), messages (which invoke methods) and inheritance (mechanism by which a more complex class is derived from a simpler one). ... It must first be tailored by a suitably skilled database designer who must define the necessary classes and methods, etc The resultant 'tailored' DBMS will be application-specific. ... All these terms derive from the core data...

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The Middle Ages were shaped by its nobility, church, and middle class. ... About three-quarters of the Medieval clergy were derived from noble families. ... The middle class was, well, everyone else. ... He was considered the middle class's favorite saint (Koenigsberger 244). Francis was from the upper middle class between Rome and Florence. ...

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There were aspects that I least enjoyed like PE, modules and some subject classes. ... For most of the classes my class had been watching Spanish films that were hardly understood by any student and had no correlation to the subject. ... For the vast majority of classes my English teacher had been showing us random movies on you tube that has no benefit for any student. In these subjects a transition from junior certificate was not made as my class had not progressed or derived knowledge from those subjects. ... In the modules I derived very little benefit and I was disappointed by...

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In C++, classes can be defined better by understanding the data in the class. By breaking down the class, or the inheritance of the class, the user can see each subdivision on its own. ... Each class has a relation to the derived subclass, but each derived class has features of its own. In C++ each main class is called the base class, and as previously mentioned, each smaller class is called the derived class. ... The programmer can take a class, include it in his program, and add things to the class without changing the class by using the inheritance feature. ...

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This money is also more widely dispersed among socio-economic classes. ... Moreover, she even effectively deals with oncoming class reversal. ... However, today, many shows have corporate or "middle-class" settings. ... For that same reason, it was easier to convey the working class life more accurately on television when there was more of a working class to appreciate it. ... I don't think working-class kids could identify with him today. ...

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Chaucer's source for the Clerk's tale is Petrarch's "Fable of Obedience and Wifely Faith" written in Latin that was in turn derived from Boccaccio's "Decameron". ... Chaucer makes the Clerk candidly acknowledge that his tale is derived from "Frauncey's Petrak". ... It is also possible to interpret the Clerk's tale as a comment on the exploitation of the governed class by the rulers. ... The marquis Walter appears to be a sadistic man who derives intense pleasure from torturing his wife. ... In the Middle Ages, pilgrimage was a social as well as a r...

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IS THE CONCEPT OF CLASS WAR STILL VALID? ... 'Upper class' and 'lower class' are therefore shorthand terms used to describe an individuals social standing. ... As a result classes may correspond to income groups, consider the Registrar General's 'social class' groupings for example. ... The support of these 'new social movements' cuts across the boundaries of class and contributes further to the weakening of old class politics and class based political action. ... Occupational class schemes and indeed much of class politics had been shaped by ma...

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When adapting quantitative methodological procedures to derive specific data, official statistics is often used as a source of sociological evidence to simply enhance or complement practical research methods. ... As a result, they use statistical data as positivists holds that data derived from the study of society can then be classified. ... These include neglecting of unrecorded crime, bias against working class delinquents in favor of the middle class, ignorance of white color crime and most significantly, the intentional disregard for crimes committed by females. ...

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The total number of compiled class subjects interviewed is 96, each was asked from the same questionnaire. ... Fifty-seven percent also believed they derived rewards from their job other than their salary. ... With the work category I even though 36% of the people interviewed were satisfied with their salary that an average of 54% of them were satisfied with their appreciation and the rewards they derive from work. ... Most of my sample does correspond with the class results. I do not think my sample and those of the class mirror all of Bloomington, Indiana, and definitely not of the Unit...

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The class system destroyed any hope of a better life, and forced the lower class to remain in the control of the upper class. ... As a boy, Dickens was of low class. ... Therefore, once one would rise in the class system, they would become imbedded in that class. They would adapt to it, and take on the attitude of that class towards another class. ... To what extent can the ˜contrast between the jail and her' be said to derive from Pip's view of himself, the gulf between Estella and him? ...

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Thus, the abolition of the state brings about the elimination of classes and therefore, without classes, no class can be suppressed by another. ... To fully understand Lenin's analysis of freedom and state, it is important to realize that the basis of his philosophy derives directly from the works of Marx, especially The Communist Manifesto. ... As for his analysis of the state, Lenin also derives his basic concept of the nature of the state from Marx's Communist Manifesto. ... In order to end suppression of the classes, classes themselves must be eliminated. ... Without class di...

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The demise of feudalism in response to the French Revolution brought on a simplification of class antagonism, dividing society into only two classes: Bourgeoisie and Proletariat. ... Marx believed that this created the exploitation of a new class, the Proletariat. ... The confidence Marx had in writing such a book was derived from the teachings of a man Hegel, Marx's so called philosophical father. ... Interestingly the majority of his view of capitalism was derived from his exposure to the textile industry in Lancashire, England. ... Why should it be that economics should be the sole...

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Miller argued that a set of focal concerns of the lower class characterizes this socioeconomic group. ... Miller contended that the lower class has a distinctive culture of its own. Its focal concers, or values, make lower class boys more likely to become involved in delinquent behavior. ... Cohen's theory of lower-class youths derived from Merton's work as well as that of others, contends that lower class youths have middle class values, but their inability to attain them causes them to invert these values and become involved in negative, malicious behavior. Cloward and Ohlin ar...

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When it came to the upper and lower class having kids. The upper class could afford to have to children because they knew of ways to prevent childbirth. Whereas the lower class people couldn't. Some lower class even had children without a doctor's medical assistance. ... The Roman government took measures to outlaw abortion in the 3rd century because they thought that this derived the child from its father. ...

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When it came to the upper and lower class having kids. The upper class could afford to have to children because they knew of ways to prevent childbirth. Whereas the lower class people couldn't. Some lower class even had children without a doctor's medical assistance. ... The Roman government took measures to outlaw abortion in the 3rd century because they thought that this derived the child from its father. ...

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Nearly 1/2 of the funding provided is derived from the property taxes collected from the locality. ... This is a major contributing factor to the cycle of class distinction. ... This is pertinent to Quest classes in a couple of ways. First, Quest classes should be made more widely available. ... These classes should promote creative thought through various processes. ...

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These stereotypes are that of class and culture. ... It tells us that they are used to quiet, upper-class neighborhoods where everyone kept to themselves, and people noticed instead of criticising. ... This stereotype of upper-class people may have come from Winton's background where he grew up with people that may have acted like that. ... One final case of this class stereotype is in the fifth paragraph, talking about advice that the neighbours give to the young man. ... These class and cultural stereotypes are derived from Winton's previous experiences and cultural barriers he may...

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