Titlebook: Generating Images of Stratification; A Formal Theory Thomas J. Fararo,Kenji Kosaka Book 2003 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2003

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The Methodology of Formal Theorizing,specific formal methods that we employ in our theoretical work and that implement these two general methodological orientation elements. This subsequent discussion will deal with models in sociology and with the mathematical axiomatic method that we will employ starting in Chapter 3.

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0921-3384 natory problem relating to social inequality and that constructs generative theoretical models in doing so. In more detail: .-Self-contained presentation - In respect to the background sociological facts and theoretical ideas and also the formal methods the book provides clear and simple accounts ac

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The Panoply of Structural Images, general problem is then to show how actors locate themselves within their structural image. A third general problem is to generate images of the shape of the structure, the distribution of actors in it.

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Proliferation: New Directions of Research,ation studies of the over-time paths to the panoply of stable images of stratification. And, third, we describe an empirical study that, with certain qualifications to be discussed, can be regarded as approximating an empirical test of a version of the general model.

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Introduction, of inequality. Social scientists, especially sociologists, have been interested not only in the actual stratification of members of social systems — by differential wealth, power, and prestige, for instance — but also in the images or perspectives on the system that are acquired by people in differ