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A theory viewing society as divided by class inequality and capitalist exploitation.
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A theorist who argued capitalism exploits the working class and would be overthrown.
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An economic system based on private ownership and profit-making.
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The ruling class who own the means of production and control society.
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The working class who sell their labour and are exploited under capitalism.
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A set of beliefs that justify and maintain the power of the ruling class.
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A Marxist who argued education acts as an ideological state apparatus.
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Institutions like police and courts that maintain control through force, known as the ________ state apparatus.
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________ state apparatus: Institutions like education and media that shape beliefs to maintain power.
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The process of passing class inequality from one generation to the next.
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The justification of inequality so it appears fair and acceptable.
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The belief that success is based on ability and effort rather than class.
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The idea that school structures mirror workplace structures is the __________ principle.
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Unofficial lessons learned in school in this type of curriculum, e.g. obedience and conformity.
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A sociologist who showed some pupils resist school values yet still fail.
