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Social Theory Long Essay (Concepts (Field (Ritzer - network of relations…

- - - - Symbolic struggles - struggles for distinction, aspects of class struggle. (Chatora)
    - - Ritzer - largely a result of people's social class origin and their educational experience.
      - 1.) cultural knowledge, skills, experiences, abilities; 2.) linguistic competence, modes of speech, vocabulary; and 3.) modes of thought, factual knowledge, world views, etc. (Allen and Anderson)
  - - - Artistic competence can therefore be defined as the previous knowledge of the strictly artistic principles of division which enable a representation to be located (through the classification of its stylistic indications) among the universe of art.
- - - - -Warner, W. Lloyd (1962), American Life, rev. ed., Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
        -Warner, W. Lloyd (1963), Yankee City, New Haven, CT: Yale University Press.
        -Warner, W. Lloyd and Paul S. Lunt, (1941), The Social Life of a Modern Community, New Haven, CT: Yale University Press.
        -Warner, W. Lloyd, Robert J. Havighurst, and Martin B. Loeb (1944), Who Shall Be Educated? New York: Harper & Brothers.
        -Warner, W. Lloyd and Associates (1949a), Democracy in Jonesville, New York: Harper and Row.
        -Warner, W. Lloyd, Marchia Meeker, and Kenneth Eells (1949b), Social Class in America, Chicago: Science Research Associates.
    - - In opposition to Kant, Bourdieu argues that such judgments are (in one sense) the purely arbitrary preferences of the dominant social classes who are in a position to dictate the cultural standards that separate the high from the low, the legitimate from the illegitimate, and the sacred from the profane
- - - - BAME
        
        Visited a heritage site - 59.8% compared to 74.1% of white.
        
        Less likely to have engaged in arts more broadly - 70.4% compared to 78.5%.
      - Lower social groups = 13% of visits to museums. Higher social groups = 87%.
  - - - 85.3% - Upper socio-economic group. 67.3% - Lower socio-economic group.
      - Not-working - 72.4%. Working - 82.5%
      - Social-rented sector - 60%. Private-rented sector - 80.9%. Owners - 81.8%.
    - - Upper socio-economic group - 61.6%. Lower socio-economic group - 39.5%
      - Working - 57.3%. Not-working - 46.1%
      - Social-rented sector - 31.5%. Private-rented sector - 53%. Owners - 57.4%.