Status group
Status group
Categorization of people within a society.
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Three-component theory of stratification
Social theory relating to class, status and party.
42%
Social class
Hierarchical stratification of societies.
19%
Max Weber
German social scientist (1864–1920).
17%
Caste
Social stratification conferring status.
3.7%
Intelligentsia
Status class of university-educated people.
3.3%
Symbolic capital
Symbol and its capital.
3.3%
Social stratification
Concept in sociology.
3.3%
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Intelligentsia
Status class of university-educated people.
69%
High culture
Form of culture valued by opinion-elites.
16%
Anti-intellectualism
Hostility to and mistrust of education, philosophy, art, literature, and science.
5.5%
German nobility
Status groups of the medieval society in Central Europe.
4.4%
Social status
Position within social structure.
3.2%
Three-component theory of stratification
Social theory relating to class, status and party.
1.2%