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This Course provides students with the foundations of the ancient Greek language and prepares them for the reading of original, un-adapted Greek texts in Elementary Greek II and intermediate Greek modules.
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All societies have patterns of stratification and inequality, i.e. structured differences in economic resources, power, and prestige which are relatively enduring and often reproduced between generations. What’s interesting from a sociological perspective is that the structure and pattern of these inequalities varies between societies and over time in the same society. This suggests that the fundamental processes driving inequality and stratification are social and economic processes. This course focuses on the theories and measures of social class as well as social class inequalities in electoral behavior, education, and health.
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