Hierarchy 10 marker
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- Created on: 04-04-18 10:27
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- Hierarchy 10 marker
- Innequality
- The working class don't have the livelihoods of many others resting on their shoulders.
- Noblesse oblige
- Conservatives are content with social innequality
- They say that some people are born with talents and skills that are denied to others
- Inequality is inevitable
- Crime is based on human instincts not because of inequality or social disadvantage.
- Conservatives emphasise their belief in natural inequality because of socialist ideas.
- Conservatives see total equality as an artificial aspiration that is unnatural to society
- Inequality is positive for society because it creates competition and dynamism
- The working class don't have the livelihoods of many others resting on their shoulders.
- Individualism
- The New Right want to disinherit welfare/ interventionist structures
- Margaret Thatcher privatised: gas, water, electricity etc.
- Individual liberty is fundamentally a liberal principle, in which there is an absence of external constraints
- They believe humans are imperfect - they are not naturally good and cant be made good.
- The states should restrict choice as little as possible
- Oakeshot describes such as society as Nomocratic creating a fertile ground for individualism.
- The New Right want to disinherit welfare/ interventionist structures
- Hierarchy and elitism
- Discipline is a willing and healthy respect for authority
- People need guidance, support and security and that comes from knowing where they stand and what is expected from them
- Conservatives and liberals disagree over authority.
- Conservatives believe that authority develops naturally rather than through a contract made by free individuals
- A gradation of social positions or status.
- Hierarchy supports the organic society because it creates order and stability
- Pre-democratic Tories such as Burke embraced the idea of 'natural aristocracy'
- Innequality
- Hierarchy and elitism
- Discipline is a willing and healthy respect for authority
- People need guidance, support and security and that comes from knowing where they stand and what is expected from them
- Conservatives and liberals disagree over authority.
- Conservatives believe that authority develops naturally rather than through a contract made by free individuals
- A gradation of social positions or status.
- Hierarchy supports the organic society because it creates order and stability
- Pre-democratic Tories such as Burke embraced the idea of 'natural aristocracy'
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