You are a successful sociologist and have recently written a new book on ethnography. You are about to enter a party where an im
portant executive at a publishing company is in attendance. You are talking to one of your colleagues about how to impress this individual. She advises, "Just be sure to use your cultural capital!" If you were to follow this advice, which of the following actions might you take?
Walk up to the executive and strike up a conversation on classical music.
Explanation:
Cultural capital in sociology denotes social assets of a person in terms of speech, style, education, skills of an individual that promote social mobility in a socially stratified society. Cultural capital gives one power without financial wealth , helps one succeed and climb up the social ladder in a socially stratified society and so is very important.
There was a great effects of the teachings of mujjaddid al Fathani band shah waliullah on the reform of Muslim society by making the Muslim society more religious. The people study the Holy book and follow the golden teachings of Islam which betters their life. This movement have in common with the current reform movement because both movement produces a good change in the society so that's why we can say that both have common features.
They took from the indigenous people the tools to survive and cast aside all others. If they converted to Christianity they would be saved and much more, they would be civilized. Thousands of converted Christian Indians still died at the hands of the settlers. Many died while on their knees praying to their new god.