2016
DOI: 10.15448/1984-7289.2016.2.24479
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Desigualdades, estratificação e justiça social

Abstract: Exceto onde especificado diferentemente, a matéria publicada neste periódico é licenciada sob forma de uma licença Creative Commons -Atribuição 4.0 Interacional. http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Apresentação / PresentationCivitas, Porto Alegre, v. 16, n. 2, p. 179-188, abr.-jun. 2016 Desigualdades, estratificação e justiça social Inequalities, stratification and social justice D esde os autores e obras fundadoras da Sociologia, a questão das desigualdades tem ocupado um lugar de destaque nesta di… Show more

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“…We refer to the question of “racial inequalities,” whose Brazilian configuration, so to speak, is explored in the 2010 collection as an area that poses a challenge to the studies of race relations and social inequalities in sociology in general—hence the suggestive title “Sociology and inequalities: Brazilian challenges and approaches.” In the text of the review, Guimaraes observes how history represents an important challenge for sociological theory, insofar as “universal phenomena” such as “inequalities” and “racism” “become imbricated in diferent national constructions and diverse contexts of power and economy”; highlights, in this sense, the particular role that the notion of “color”—and not “race”—has in Brazin as an element of social classification and, therefore, of “systematic reproduction of racial inequalities” (Guimaraes :107–16). Along the same lines, the authors of the review on “inequalities, classes and social stratification” contained in the same collection open their text with the fairly robust claim that “inequality is the most expressive feature of Brazilian society and manifests as a multidimensional, transversal and enduring phenomenon” (Scalon and Santos :79). They add “What makes Brazil a special case is the survival of historical inequalities amid a process of rapid modernization.…”
Section: Sociologymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…We refer to the question of “racial inequalities,” whose Brazilian configuration, so to speak, is explored in the 2010 collection as an area that poses a challenge to the studies of race relations and social inequalities in sociology in general—hence the suggestive title “Sociology and inequalities: Brazilian challenges and approaches.” In the text of the review, Guimaraes observes how history represents an important challenge for sociological theory, insofar as “universal phenomena” such as “inequalities” and “racism” “become imbricated in diferent national constructions and diverse contexts of power and economy”; highlights, in this sense, the particular role that the notion of “color”—and not “race”—has in Brazin as an element of social classification and, therefore, of “systematic reproduction of racial inequalities” (Guimaraes :107–16). Along the same lines, the authors of the review on “inequalities, classes and social stratification” contained in the same collection open their text with the fairly robust claim that “inequality is the most expressive feature of Brazilian society and manifests as a multidimensional, transversal and enduring phenomenon” (Scalon and Santos :79). They add “What makes Brazil a special case is the survival of historical inequalities amid a process of rapid modernization.…”
Section: Sociologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They add “What makes Brazil a special case is the survival of historical inequalities amid a process of rapid modernization. Moreover, our levels of income inequality are extremely high, even for a continent as unequal as Latin America” (Scalon and Santos :79).…”
Section: Sociologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this line of interpretation, the decisive figure in terms of Weber is the British social scientist John Goldthorpe (1963Goldthorpe ( , 1996Goldthorpe ( , 2000. Accompanying the international scenario, Goldthorpe's typology (1992) has had an enormous inf luence in Brazilian social research, not only because it provides tools for measuring social stratification, but also because it allows international comparisons (Scalon & Santos, 2010 who, according to him, "opposes class and status group as two types of real units" (Bourdieu, 2011: 14). This observation is an indication that Bourdieu interpreted Weber through the opposition between the material (class) and the symbolic (status) (see Weininger, 2014).…”
Section: The Peculiar Brazilian Reception: Two Momentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Assim, constata-se que rendimentos, afetados pela limitação orçamentária, atinja diretamente o modo como as pessoas percebem a sua vida e o mundo ao seu redor (Scalon & Salata, 2016). Por exemplo, a satisfação com a vida é um dos elementos que pode ser influenciado pela desigualdade de renda.…”
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