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Перевод: stratification

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слоистость ; стратификация ; напластование; наслоение; залегание
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Тезаурус:

1. Clearly, therefore, there are large numbers of people whose life-styles do not connect with the dictum that "the family is the unit of stratification".
2. However, if we look up rather than down the stratification hierarchy and see serious crimes being committed by the people who are respectable, well-educated, wealthy, and socially privileged then the imagery of pathology seems harder to accept.
3. In the nineteenth century, both villages were self-sufficient, mostly in maize, the land was owned communally and there was no internal stratification.
4. Whilst "the elderly" have long been recognized as a distinct social category, ever-stricter stratification by age has emerged since industrialization (Thomas 1976; Quadragno 1982).
5. It would appear that the explanation for the strong link between sex and crime must lie in the wider stratification system in society.
6. This kind of amendment to traditional stratification analysis would still, of course, leave standing the major objections to it.
7. It was easier for workers and their organisations to accept private property and industrial capitalism where economic inequity was not compounded by apparently hopeless social stratification.
8. The phenomenon of power is closely allied with that of stratification.
9. The human community is, in fact, regarded as but one level in a cosmic system of stratification defined in terms of the inherently unequal relationship between the eater and the eaten.
10. Compared with any other major European country, Britain does not differ significantly on any index of social stratification.
11. These criticisms of stratification theory derive from the known importance of gender as a criterion of social differentiation in modern society.
12. If this were so, then an incorporation of this rank into stratification theory would give rise to a more accurate picture of women's position in the class structure, and it would increase the validity of stratification measures.
13. Differences in ethnic identity, race, religion, social stratification, age and sex may be associated with more or less familiar or comprehensible values, attitudes and expectations.