-
restrictions ****ociated with
their ascribed statuses that
could potentially hinder their social growth.
Ascribed status plays an
important role in societies...
-
caste and
hiring / promotion.
Ascribed characteristics are not
always used for
academic purposes.
People with
certain ascribed characteristics can be systematically...
- and is
earned or
chosen through one's own effort. It is the
opposite of
ascribed status and
reflects personal skills, abilities, and efforts.
Examples of...
- 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...
-
official discourse and in law. The name Bhārata has been used as a self-
ascribed name by
people of the
Indian subcontinent and the
Republic of
India since...
-
legendary accounts first appeared in the 17th century.
According to
texts ascribed to
Flamel almost 200
years after his death, he had
learned alchemical secrets...
- 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...
-
considered to have
ascribed social statuses from birth. In the U.S. specifically, race/ethnic
differences and
gender can
create basis for
ascribed statuses. Achieved...
-
quotation is from
Chapter 64 of the Tao Te
Ching ascribed to Laozi,
although it is also
erroneously ascribed to his
contemporary Confucius. This
saying teaches...
- occurs, has occurred, and will
occur at the coordinates, and the
meaning ascribed to the
space by
human individuals and groups. This can be extraordinarily...
