Exemplos de uso de Class divisions em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The web will end up creating new forms of class divisions.
The class divisions are clearer now than they were 16 years ago.
It highlights the racist bias of Zionism and its correlation with class divisions.
And nowhere are these class divisions clearer than with meat and drink.
Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels did not clarify the difference between state and law,focusing on class divisions within nations.
The class divisions within the revolutionary movement were manifested from the very beginning.
State power has arisen as economic development has created class divisions, and it serves those divisions. .
Lovecraft also rejected class divisions as"vicious," whether emanating from the proletariat or the aristocracy.
It was not just the first change from purely agricultural societies to societies of towns and cities that gave rise, necessarily, to new class divisions.
Racial hatred, religious intolerance, class divisions are all too present in many societies, both openly and covertly.
They will work with local groups dealing with gang violence and police violence, and preach on anddiscuss inter-generational and social class divisions.
The class divisions within Russian society, as yet unsolved by the overthrow of the tsarist autocracy, found expression in the regime of Dual Power.
Aburish asserts that Nasser was not distressed by his frequent relocations,which broadened his horizons and showed him Egyptian society's class divisions.
This is the way it has been since the time that class divisions, and domination by exploiting classes, have emerged in and have characterized human society.
St Mary's has one pew that dominates all the others- that of the Cholmleys, the local lords of the manor,showing that in the 18th century, class divisions didn't stop at the church door.
From this perspective, the particularised subject, the other, social class divisions, clashes and dissents are obliterated, because it is believed that universal principles applicable to all can be achieved.
For the bourgeoisie,morality could only mean- assuming that it exercised any real control over behaviour at all- a principle that went beyond class divisions and the existence of a class: in other words, individual morality.
In a world marked by profound class divisions and social inequality, to talk about“democracy”-without talking about the class nature of that democracy and which class it serves-is meaningless, and worse.
In this respect, the city forms a space of production that creates social and spatial class divisions, especially in terms of the order that Nascimento so desperately seeks to uphold.
Churchill's speeches on liberalism emphasised the retention of Britain's existing social structure and the need for"gradualness" rather than revolutionary change; he accepted andendorsed the existence of class divisions in British society.
Albeit in a distorted manner,this conflict is expressing the class divisions in Thailand that will only be resolved through an independent workers' and peasants' movement that aims to seize power for itself.
The question is: which class will rule and whether its rule, and its system of democracy, will serve the continuation, orthe eventual abolition, of class divisions and the corresponding relations of exploitation, oppression and inequality.
The result of this process accentuated class divisions and led to a considerable increase in the number of victims through social and religious constraints, establishing a voracious operating system to the poor.
Although we have not yet discussed it, it usually takes the work of a state to preserve the dominance of monolingual Standard language registers in the face of sociolinguistic diversity wrought by regional histories,transnational migrations, class divisions, and ethnoracial hierarchies.
The Danish Social Democrats want to avoid new class divisions in society due to the development of the information society and therefore take a very positive view of initiatives in which the legislator plays an active role in influencing developments.
Although she was hostile to first-wave feminism and its suffragist goals, Emma Goldman advocated passionately for the rights of women, and is today heralded as a founder of anarcha-feminism,which challenges patriarchy as a hierarchy to be resisted alongside state power and class divisions.
Rather, the emergence of class divisions and oppressive social relations among people was owing to changes in the ways human beings interacted with the“external” natural environment, and in particular changes in the ways these human beings carried out the production of the material requirements of life and the reproduction and rearing of new generations.
Without a doubt, the question still remains present, as Giddens 2005, p.251 analyzes:"Despite the traditional domain of class, in certain aspects, indubitably undergoing a weakening process,especially with respect to the identity of people, class divisions remain at the core of the central economic inequalities of modern societies.
But because there is so much exploitation, so much unintelligence, so much ruthlessness in glorifying these needs, this structure which we call nationalism, economic independence, political andsocial organizations, class divisions, prestige of peoples and their racial cultures- this structure exists for the exploitation of man by man and leads him to conflict, disharmony, war and destruction.
In his analysis, Luiz Sucupira argues that in the socialist movement, in addition to the components of'prophetism' and'messianism,' a type of twisted plagiary of the Gospels, since for Marx and Engels,"humanity was heading to an absolutely free future, without oppression,without inequities, without class divisions, without national antagonisms, without government despotisms, without distinctions of race, without social compressions,", p.614.