"class position" is an acceptable and commonly used phrase in written English.
You might use it in a sentence like this: "We believe that people should be judged based on their individual merit, not their class position."
But Bridgette's motherhood and class position also give "SMILF" a pathos.
"We need to distinguish between class position and class consciousness," Mr. Matshiqi said.
The single most important predictor of a child's class position is the occupation of the child's parent.
This may sound like dystopian science fiction, but it's also a perfectly reasonable political objective for someone of Thiel's class position.
But how women address gender-based reproductive, sexual and family interests varies by their class position and their personal options outside the family.
Its goal is a society in which citizens can associate on the basis of their views, not their class position or their place in the political system.
"The class position of my family was the only reason I wasn't thrown in jail," Nesbitt, now 70 years old, remembered.
The principal "Illusion" that Renoir's film tackles is that of European aristocracy, and their belief that their class position superseded (and would survive) the inconvenient conflict they presently found themselves in – whichever side they were on.
While some may point critically to the generation divide, as well as the race and class position of Another World's creators, what is far more insidious is the play's form.
As Mr. Rawls described it, "No one knows his place in society, his class position or social status; nor does he know his fortune in the distribution of natural assets and abilities, his intelligence and strength and the like".
Bourdieu documented a correlation between taste and class position: The scarcer or more difficult to access an aesthetic experience is — the novel very much included — the greater its ability to set us apart from those further down the social ladder.
