Social and class life in the modern era

 Social and class life in the modern era

The modern era has helped by opening up modern markets and various areas that an individual can occupy in order to limit the expansion of class within society and change the nature of social life in society.  With the change of this division and the diversity of its forms; To cover the economic and social life that an individual lives, the class in the modern era depends on several determinants, such as education, the size of individual income, and the occupation held by the individual

The nature of social life in the modern era

The rise of industrial life helped bring about changes in social life in the modern era. The people of this era are not familiar with the old industries and always seek development, and this is reflected in their vision of social life; Where society began to see the individual as the basis of society separate from the group, and the contemporary individual is subject to a set of laws based on the scientific method, without depending on social customs and traditions. 

 Social life has developed in the modern era in terms of happiness and longevity, and the level of luxury represented by a better standard of living, where the individual exerts less effort than they would have done in earlier times due to economic and technological developments.  , and the number of deaths from accidents, diseases and wars is lower in this era than in Ever.

This social welfare in the modern era has led to the emergence of many problems also at the social level, such as abuse, criminality, denial of education, divorce, and ethnic and political conflicts.  The evolution of life and the abundance of social and technological distractions in this age.

 Which makes many believe that life in past times was better at a social level, due to the conservative character that characterized social life in previous times, and which it lacks in this time.

The nature of class life in the modern era

Sociologists have divided classroom life into three parts; The upper, middle, and working classes, each with their own physical and social characteristics that confer class status.  The upper class had great wealth by owning the sources of production in the state. As for the working class, it was made up of salaried workers, while the middle class was located between the two previous classes and was made up of laborers or supervisors. 

 The industrial and political development that began in the 20th century contributed to the reduction and fusion of classes. Where it became possible for individuals of any class to participate in the decision-making process and gain access to power due to the spread of education and development in the institutional aspects of modern countries and thus the movement of individuals in classes without restrictions, and the Nature of the modern age welcomes the development of the individual self and helps to strengthen it. 

With the modern industrial revolution, the number of workers relying on their hands and energy in production has decreased, and the mental and personal skills of workers have been relied on, but on the other hand, this industrial development has contributed to the rise of a new class within modern societies, namely the unemployed who were crippled by the industrial economic revolution and chased them away. for any financial

The reflection of social and class life on modern man

Social and class life in the modern age and the measure of its progress and strength contribute to changing the life of the contemporary individual by the opportunities it provides, and the reflection of these opportunities in their living conditions and their access to British resources .  The study indicated that people living in deprived areas are twice as likely to develop cardiovascular disease as their counterparts in non-deprived areas.

Furthermore, good social life and upper class life influence an individual's education by providing opportunities for cognitive and linguistic development, as children's ability to process language in good social and class environments is six months greater than that of their peers.  In social environments with low or low income conditions.

 In addition, the level of mental and psychological health of people who lead a low-quality class and social life is considered less efficient than others; since they seem to have a higher rate of psychiatric disorders than those who live a high social and class life; This is due to the tension, psychological anguish and internal conflicts caused by their social and economic conditions, which are manifested in the fact that the reality they experience does not represent their dreams and aspirations.