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Inequality
Virtual
Exploration (#E)
Class
Background Assignment MicroCase
Exercise: How Does Social Class Matter?
Resources:
Inequality.org
Too
Much
Class
Matters
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Social Stratification
Spring 2007
Professor Robert Wood
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for Class Background Assignment
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Introductory
Summary Paragraph
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Explanation
of choice of two interviews, ethnographic research site(s),
and the most relevant readings and concepts
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Three-generation
geneology of class/
Understanding of concepts of class analysis
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Use
of interview material
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Use
of observational material
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Use
of relevant readings and other relevant course materials
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Summary
section on the significance of your class background for
you
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Proper
in-text and bibliography in APA Citation Format
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General
Quality of Writing
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Reminder:
these are not meant to be consecutive sections. The idea is
to integrate your interview and observational data with the
readings and other course materials to produce a single narrative
about your class background and its significance for you.
Grade:
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