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Class, Social
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[German Version] Social classes are specific historical forms of social inequality particularly notable in the transition from feudalism to the modern industrial society with a capitalist economy (Capitalism). In such societies, classes derive from the separation from the means of production typical for the majority of producers. This creates an opposition between the owners of the means of production (capitalists) and the non-owners (Proletariat). This “objective” …
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Religion Past and Present
House/Household
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[German Version] I. Archaeology – II. Religious Studies – III. House Church (in Early Christianity) – IV. Sociology
I. Archaeology Functionally, the house was a building which, in contrast to a palace, served as a private dwelling. While circular structures have been identified in prehistoric Palestine, from the Chalcolithic to the Early Bronze Age the broad-room type of house dominated, that is, a one-room and one-floor structure with a single entrance on the long side. In addition, there were sometimes apsidi…
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Religion Past and Present
