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Page 154
... Stratification , and Family Organization For many North Americans , the nuclear fam- ily is the only well - defined kinship group . The family's isolation is attributable to geo- graphical mobility associated with industri- alism . As ...
... Stratification , and Family Organization For many North Americans , the nuclear fam- ily is the only well - defined kinship group . The family's isolation is attributable to geo- graphical mobility associated with industri- alism . As ...
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... stratification ( a social class system ) , which contrasted with the prestige and status systems that had existed previously . All so- cieties have differences in prestige ( special respect ) . In the simplest societies prestige is ...
... stratification ( a social class system ) , which contrasted with the prestige and status systems that had existed previously . All so- cieties have differences in prestige ( special respect ) . In the simplest societies prestige is ...
Page 440
... stratification nuclear family and , 154-56 socioeconomic , linguistic diver- sity and , 95 see also social stratification structuralism , 269-70 , 286 style shifting , 94 , 105 subculture of poverty , 318-20 subcultures , 29-30 , 37 ...
... stratification nuclear family and , 154-56 socioeconomic , linguistic diver- sity and , 95 see also social stratification structuralism , 269-70 , 286 style shifting , 94 , 105 subculture of poverty , 318-20 subcultures , 29-30 , 37 ...
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