Sentence examples for Social classifications from inspiring English sources

Fundamentally what it does is a kind of moral regulation, ordering the symbolic world, constituting norms and social classifications.

There just is no clear cut way to map our social classifications of race onto a meaningful biological category.

Her scholarship spans the domains of law, politics, the family, sexuality and gender, with a specific focus on the creation and maintenance of social classifications.

Engagement in vertical discourse enables students to transcend an immediate context to examine social classifications and control mechanisms that are inherent in pedagogical discourse.

2012 "The Vile and the Noble: On the Relationship between Natural and Social Classifications in the French Wine World". The Sociological Quarterly 53: 534-5353

Perhaps the reason that Britain has embraced the new technologies of surveillance, while America, at least before Sept. 11, had strenuously resisted them, is that British society is far more accepting of social classifications than we are.

A condition that does not have an exact place in the social classification system and cannot be attributed to being socially right nor socially wrong is placed in a "grey zone".

The relative enthusiasms were measured by social classification.

"These are North Koreans of good 'songbun,' North Korea's ­loyalty-based system of social classification.

I don't know, and the BBC probably doesn't either, because people rarely identify themselves by social classification.

But this has left many wondering how North Korea's strict songbun system of social classification will coexist with such unprecedented reforms.