What about the concept of class vs. class ?

Class is aimed at political concepts such as the bourgeoisie, proletariat, etc., while class is a social concept such as upper class, lower class, hope, thanks.

When people divide people into different classes, they will produce classes, and class is the cause of class.

Regarding the concept of class stratification, this is about the same.

A class is a large social group with different appropriations of the means of production. Strata are divided according to the level of wealth, status, power, and prestige that individuals have. Classes are based on the position of individuals in the process of social production, especially in relation to the means of production, while classes are divided according to the level of wealth, status, power and prestige possessed by individuals.

Strata and strata are not necessarily hostile to each other, but classes are antagonistic contradictions.

Class"This term often refers to the concept of class in the traditional Marxist sense -- that is, groups divided by the possession of the means of production, with conflicting interests, antagonisms, and struggles between them, and this term is conjured up with serious social conflicts, turmoil, or struggles between people, and some scholars and the public have antipathy and negative tendencies towards this term. While"strata"It is often perceived as a less conflictual and hierarchical concept of the group.

As for the concept of class stratification, I don't know what this concept is, ask someone else to do it.

The difference between class and stratum is as follows:

1. The definitions are different.

Class refers to the social group formed due to different relations of possession of the means of production in the social relations of production, and is a kind of social stratification based on the relationship of possession of the means of production. Class refers to the social group formed in society due to different social status, occupation, income and other factors, and is a kind of social stratification based on factors such as social status and income.

2. The reasons for the formation are different.

The formation of classes is formed by the different burial of the ownership of the means of production, and is a kind of social stratification based on the economic base. The formation of strata is formed due to differences in social status, occupation, income and other factors, and is a kind of social stratification based on socio-cultural and economic factors.

3. The scope is different.

A class is a relatively stable social group, which usually spans several generations, and is a relatively long-term social stratification. Stratum is a relatively flexible social group whose scope usually changes within a person's career and is a relatively short-term social stratification.

4. The impact is different.

The influence of class is mainly reflected in economic and political aspects, such as class struggle, class interests, etc. The influence of class is mainly reflected in social culture and lifestyle, such as cultural consumption, social activities, etc.

Reasons for the emergence of classes:

1. The development of productive forces.

With the development of the productive forces, human beings began to adopt more efficient production methods, such as agriculture, handicrafts, industry, etc., and these modes of production required more labor and means of production, so there was a class that owned the means of production and a class that did not have the means of production.

2. Changes in production relations.

With the development of the productive forces, the relations of production have also changed, such as from primitive communes to slavery, feudalism, capitalism, etc., each of which corresponds to different class relations.

3. The influence of geographical environment.

The geographical environment also has an important impact on the development of human society, such as climate, topography, resources and other factors, which will affect the mode of production and lifestyle of human society, resulting in different class relations.

4. The influence of cultural inheritance on the Bird Brigade.

Cultural inheritance also has an impact on the formation of classes, such as religion, morality, law and other factors, which affect people's values and behaviors, which leads to different class relations. <>

Class is an economic, political, ideological, historical category. Class not only belongs to the economic category, but also belongs to the political and ideological category, class refers to the different social groups divided by people in a certain social production system because of their different positions, different relations of possession of the means of production, different roles in the organization of social labor, and different ways and amounts of social wealth. Its essence is due to their different positions in a certain socio-economic structure, where one group is able to appropriate the labor of the other.

Class is an economic category, and the division of society into classes indicates the different positions of people in socio-economic relations. Class is also a historical category, and its existence is only linked to a certain historical stage in the development of production. In every class society, there are two fundamentally antagonistic classes.

Different class positions determine people's different political stances and mental outlooks.

Class characteristicsClass is an economic category, first of all, it means that the class is formed in a certain social production system, and the possession of the means of production is the most essential characteristic of the class, and the rest of the characteristics are derived from this essential characteristic, which is the qualitative prescriptiveness inherent in the class Second, the primary basis for dividing classes is economic status, that is, the relationship between the means of production is different Therefore, class is an economic category.

Class is the product of the development of social production to a certain stage, that is, the development of production and the underdevelopment of production. There are two basic prerequisites for the emergence of classes: first, the emergence of surplus products; The second is the formation of private ownership.

The essence of a class lies in the fact that it is a social group or a community of people in different economic positions linked to specific relations of production. The division of classes is determined by the different positions of people in a particular socio-economic structure and the different relationships in which they form a group.

Strata refers to the different levels within a class. Within the same class, they are divided into several different classes because of their different economic status.

The reason why we mention classes and strata is because the present society is a socialist society of the proletariat, and it does not matter the antagonism between classes, and all contradictions are contradictions among the people, which are adjustable. But it seems to me that the solidification between classes is becoming more and more obvious, and my poverty has limited my imagination. Under the limited social resources, no matter what the society, resources are scarce.

The Marx Hall shouted to the old man to draw the cake for us to distribute according to demand, which is the infinite satisfaction of social resources, people's desires are unlimited, and resources are limited.

According to the normal distribution of resource distribution, the vast majority of people are in a state of rigid satisfaction, no matter what kind of social state, there is uneven distribution, and the most straightforward thing in people's hearts is that the distribution is unfair.

The concept of class is that a class is a group that people are divided into in a certain social production system because of their position and the difference in their relations with the means of production. In China and in the West, "class" in ancient society refers to the hierarchy of status that exists in society.

In classical Chinese literature, "class" refers not only to the rank of official positions, but also to the hierarchical order stipulated by the social ethical system "rites".

Class refers to a community of people in a particular economic structure. The division of classes is determined by the different positions and relations formed by people in a particular social and economic structure, and the fundamental mark of class distinction is to look at their relationship with the means of production, whether they own the means of production, and whether they own the labor of their group.

Class division

1. The landlord and comprador class.

In economically backward semi-colonial China, the landlord class and the comprador class are completely vassals of the international bourgeoisie, and their survival and development are subordinate to imperialism. These classes represent the most backward and reactionary relations of production in China and hinder the development of China's productive forces. They were completely incompatible with the aims of the Chinese revolution, which must first solve the problem of this class.

2. The middle class.

It is the representative of the capitalist relations of production in urban and rural China. The main goal of the middle class was to achieve a state ruled by the national bourgeoisie, but this was completely unworkable in the conditions of China at that time, because the present situation in the world was one of the final struggle between the two major forces, revolution and counter-revolution.

3. The petty bourgeoisie.

For example, self-cultivated clothing, handicraft owners, small intellectual class - student circles, primary and secondary school teachers, small clerks, small lawyers, small businessmen, etc. all belong to this category. This class is not to be underestimated, both in terms of numbers and abilities. Subsistence farmers and artisanal proprietors run the economy of small production.