Social and Cultural MobilityComplete reprints of [the author's] Social mobility and chapter V from volume IV of Social and cultural dynamics. |
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Page 564
... centers . But such a return is ordinarily a minor part of the current ; in this sense , it is an exception , not the rule . When the proposition is properly understood , it makes clear several things which jump to the attention of an ...
... centers . But such a return is ordinarily a minor part of the current ; in this sense , it is an exception , not the rule . When the proposition is properly understood , it makes clear several things which jump to the attention of an ...
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... centers of culture is to be mentioned specifically . In view of its theoretical and prac- tical importance , it deserves a little more detailed characterization , together with an outline of the problem of where cultural values and ...
... centers of culture is to be mentioned specifically . In view of its theoretical and prac- tical importance , it deserves a little more detailed characterization , together with an outline of the problem of where cultural values and ...
Page 597
... centers playing the most important role , and then being succeeded by another country as the main star . Then the centers shift to Creto - Mycenae , then Greece , then the Roman Empire . Then they shift to Arabia , from there to Europe ...
... centers playing the most important role , and then being succeeded by another country as the main star . Then the centers shift to Creto - Mycenae , then Greece , then the Roman Empire . Then they shift to Arabia , from there to Europe ...
Contents
Social Space Social Distance and Social Position | 3 |
III | 33 |
Occupational Stratification | 99 |
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American ancient Ancient Rome aristocracy Aristotle Auslese average become cent centers century cephalic index Chap China civilized climbing congeries correlation corroboration countries cranial capacity cultural values decrease different social diffusion economic stratification Empire environment existence factor facts fathers field fluctuation France genius given greater higher Ibid income increase India individuals intellectual intelligence labor leaders less lower classes lower strata means mental mobile society monarchs nobility nomic occupational groups organization Otto Ammon Paris passim period permanent perpetual trend physical political stratification population present prominent ranks Revolution rĂ´le Roman Rome Royal Statistical Society rule Russia shifting similar social classes social groups social mobility social position social strata Sociology SOROKIN spread status stratum testing theory tion traits United unskilled upper classes upper strata vertical circulation vertical mobility W. I. Thomas Western societies