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Order as social closure I: the nobilitye production of goods or with any other economic activity’, although the ownership of wealth was of ‘much importance’ for the internal hierarchy of each order. Unlike modern society, where everyone enjoys a legal equality and where classes are relatively open and fluid, a society of orders presuppos

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Conclusionan, presented society in just this way, dividing individuals into overlapping categories of men and women, young and old, noble and ignoble, wealthy and poor, clergy and laity, secular clergy and regulars, single, married and widowed, sinners and penitents, and so on.

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Agrarian class structure: exclusion and dual closuresocial exclusion in the sense that, unlike the ownership of . (such as a toothbrush), the ownership of . (such as a factory) involves ‘the right to . to the means of life and labour’. Murphy has insisted on the need to distinguish . property from the forms of property to be found in state-socialist

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Agrarian class structure and the forces for change II: usurpationary closuretential to provoke a response in the form of the usurpationary struggles of those who are excluded. Unlike the social consensus emphasised by functionalist stratification theory (see above, p. 7), closure theorists thus tend to see the relationship between classes ‘a(chǎn)s one of permanent tension and mu