Upper Class Identity

Workplace
1. Scott
  1. Old boy network; contacts operate informally through membership of London clubs. The life long contacts are central in furthering the careers and enables them to have more influence in future jobs
    1. Inclusion
Peer Group
1. Scott
  1. Public school and Oxbridge geared to life long friendship and networking beyond school days which contributes to the idea of an intergrated elite
    1. Social Closure
The family
1. Scott
  1. Share a common background, members of the fairly small number of wealthy extended families. Normally connected by marraige
    1. Social Closure
2. Scott
  1. Social closure through; 1. Encouragement to marry other upper class 2. Immersion of children into a culture of privilege
Media
1. High culture
  1. Classical music, Art Ballet, Polo and Blood Sports
  2. Its artistic merit and aesthetic qualities that can only be appreciated by those with good breeding
Education
1. Scott
  1. Education obtained is less important than the socialisation into ethos and culture.
2. Public schools and Oxbridge
3. Kenway
  1. Private educated school girls, gain status and self esteem by devaluing state educated kids

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	Created by Yasmine King over 7 years ago