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Społeczeństwo klasowe. Problem nierówności i problem ich (nie)artykulacji.

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Zbrzezny A.
Nowa Krytyka
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2016
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issue 37
119-140
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The aim of this paper is to present a few contemporary social theories concerning inequality against the background of Karl Marx theory. The author is interpreting work of the Dahrendorf, the Piketty, the Standing and the Stiglitz, showing their contribution to understanding our present time, as well as indicating their weak points. Moreover such authors are being mentioned as Therborn, Merrifield or Caparrós. The main question is: can we talk about the class global society? The author is answering that we are dealing today with next “primitive accumulation”, and we can expect the new class struggle in the future.
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Die Trauerkleidung als umstrittenes Statussymbol in Schwedisch-Pommern. Das Beispiel der Pleureusen im 18. Jahrhundert

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Müller M., Sztandarska K.
Studia Maritima
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2014
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vol. 27/II
163-192
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The article concerns a case study in the times of Enlightment. In that time the traditional class system has been questioned. The aim of the article was the description of a polemic between Bützow, a court clerk from Greifswald and the Swedish government in Stralsund in 1782 and its historical context. The dispute concerned the question, whether during the national mourning the clerks might put on the relatively cheap lacy cuffs at mourners’ sleeves. The main source for the analysis were files with the number 252 from the state archives in Greifswald. In the Swedish Pomerania, similar to many other places in Europe, and also on the empire’s territory the lacy cuffs were an attribute of nobility and of chosen court officials. The general governor of the Swedish Pomerania guaranteed in 1751 with an issued law the nobility the right to put them on as a symbol of mourning without specification, if the officials also be entitled to wear them. He created therefore an interpretation gap which Bützow tried to use for his aims. The fact that Bützow did not succeed and even had to apologize for his behaviour proves the stability of the traditional class system in the Swedish Pomerania at the end of the 18th century.
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