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This 5 page paper begins by defining society, and then goes on to discuss the importance of dialect, and systems that exist within society. Various aspects are explored inclusive of Marx and Engels' model. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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"There were no fixed caste barriers; there seemed to be, in fact, no recognized types of exclusiveness based on birth and breeding, on personal riches or on personal charm; there
was no fastidiousness about manners or morals or intellectual gifts. But deep down in the unconscious fitness for membership of this most gigantic of social clubs, [there existed] a test
which was seldom recognized by those who applied it, still less by those to whom it was applied, the possession of some form of power over people." (Perkin as quoted
in "What is," 2002, p.PG). This power that comes from society could embody itself in a variety of ways, inclusive of political power, wealth, beauty and, charm; however, it
is necessary that the people are captivated in one way or another and the fact that people did generally have power, and were in fact public figures, presents
another thin line which goes to the matter of publicity (2002). That is a rather complex definition and is still not all encompassing. Society means different things to different theorists,
and while the definition of society is illusive, it is in some way the sort of concept one knows when one sees. When speaking of society, many questions loom
large. For example, what holds society together and causes it to function as a body and gives it structure? The answer is that many things hold it together. Political, cultural
and economic aspects all work in conjunction to form society as it is known, and to give it a flavor and meaning. Trends are a part of society that should
not be considered fleeting, but important in shaping each future generation. In fact, it is the study of society as it is changing, in conjunction with its past, that gives
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