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Class: Weber & Bourdieu (Weber (Class organization easiest when…

- - - - Probability of
        
        Procuring goods
        
        Gaining a position on life
        
        Finding inner satistfaction
      - Derives from relative control over goods, assets, resources (MePr) & skills
  - - - TYPES
        
        Middle class: living from property/acquired skill (commercial class)
        
        Positively privileged: acquire luxury, dominance (MePr, MoPr) & seen as RENTIERS
        
        Negatively privileged: Unfree, debtors/paupers
      - Differentiation ≠ dynamic
      - Juxtaposition between them --> REVOLUTION: NOT FOCUS ON ECONOMY, but on redistribution of wealth (property revolutions)
    - - TYPES
        
        Positively: Domination of mode & means of production = ENTREPRENEURS
        
        Middle: Craftsmen/self-employed (public/private officials)
        
        Negative: LABORERS: skilled, semi & unskilled
    - - TYPES
        
        Intelligentsia & specialists
        
        Working class
        
        Petty bourgeoisie
  - - - Plurality of people who effective claim to social esteem and possibly status monopolies
      - Founded on: lifestyle, formal education, ... >< Marx sole focus on property
      - Amorphous & rest on social estimation of honour
      - Close to social class & unlike commercial class
      - Stratifies when distribution of economic power = stable (according to consumption of goods)
        
        Can result into caste
        
        Monopolization of ideal & material goods/opportunities
        
        Increased closure of status groups
        
        vs idea that distribution of power = regulated exclusively through market
      - = BEARERS OF ALL CONVENTIONS
    - - Basis for possible & frequent social action
      - Common causal component of life: exclusively economic interest!
      - In class situation (=market situation): under conditions labor market & creditor-debtor relationship
      - Categories: property & lack of property
      - Stratified according to relations to production & acquisition of goods
    - - Aim ≠ territorial dominion, but influence existing policy