What role does culture play in (in)equality?
What is culture, and why has it always occupied a central space in sociological research?
Join us for a panel discussion in which we will discuss a series of interrelated sociological questions around culture and inequality, including; How are larger social structural relations embodied, and reproduced, in sets of cultural practices? How may cultural production mirror, or distort, social relations? How does a seemingly non-material phenomenon play a crucial role in creating material inequality? How may we use this same non-material phenomenon of culture to establish greater social equity?
https://www.sociology.cam.ac.uk/culture-and-inequality
Видео What role does culture play in (in)equality? канала Cambridge Sociology
Join us for a panel discussion in which we will discuss a series of interrelated sociological questions around culture and inequality, including; How are larger social structural relations embodied, and reproduced, in sets of cultural practices? How may cultural production mirror, or distort, social relations? How does a seemingly non-material phenomenon play a crucial role in creating material inequality? How may we use this same non-material phenomenon of culture to establish greater social equity?
https://www.sociology.cam.ac.uk/culture-and-inequality
Видео What role does culture play in (in)equality? канала Cambridge Sociology
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