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How does social class differ from class?
 
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What is class consciousness?
 
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Answer to Question 1

Social class differs from class in two ways. Social class recognizes the importance of status and power as well as that of class; and it includes the element of self-awareness.

Answer to Question 2

Class consciousness is an awareness of one's real position in the class structure.




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