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Ascribed status is a term used in
sociology that
refers to the
social status of a
person that is ****igned at
birth or ****umed
involuntarily later in life...
- orientation.) Both
groups do, however, use the term all the same,
simply ascribing different definitions to
those individuals. Many
different societies have...
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society than had been the case
during the
Medieval period.
Buildings were
ascribed to
specific architects – Brunelleschi, Alberti, Michelangelo, Palladio...
- of the
order Urodela which, as with many real creatures,
often has been
ascribed fantastic and
sometimes occult qualities by pre-modern
authors (as in the...
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gained a
higher income position by chance.
Those without the
privilege of
ascribing their status generally have the
greater motivation of
achieving their...
- they
belong to a
different category, or, alternatively, a
property is
ascribed to a
thing that
could not
possibly have that property. An
example is a...
- person. The term may be
applied to
individuals to whom
similar roles are
ascribed in
other religions.
Saints often become the
patrons of
places where they...
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Egyptian goddess Bastet,
adopting Bastet's ****ociations with cats and
ascribing them to Artemis. In Ovid's Metamorphoses, when the
deities flee to Egypt...
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phenomena occurring at a location, the
diverse uses and
meanings humans ascribe to that location, and how that
location impacts and is
impacted by all...
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situational factors while preferring to
describe another's
behaviour by
ascribing fixed dispositions to
their personality. This may
occur because peoples'...
