Talk:Three-component theory of stratification
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IMO this division is pretty arbitrary and depends on the particular historical period. Why "economical relationship" is the touchstone? Why not religion? Say, what's wrong with the following two-component stratification?
- religious class.
- status class, based on other criteria, other than religion.
IMO it will work pretty well in ancient Egypt.
And party class is so naive a notion. Why not sports fan class? Mikkalai 09:21, 27 Nov 2004 (UTC)
