Birth Rate - Crude birth rate is the number of live births in a population per 1,000 persons of all ages in one year. The report of a research working group under the chairmanship of Sir Douglas Black focusing on health inequalities in Britain. The report recommended that the government should focus on primary care, preventive medicine and community health in order to redress the pronounced social class inequalities in health. Bourgeoisie - A loose term generally used to describe the middle or ruling classes in a society. Culture - general term used in sociology to describe the norms, values and traditions that individuals share with others from their own 'cultural group'.
Pluralism is the quality or condition of existing in more than one part or form.
Crude birth rate is the number of live births in a population per 1,000 persons of all ages in one year. Foucault, Michel - French Historian and Philosopher who greatly influenced the development of social constructionist perspectives on the sociology of health and medicine. The doctrine or practice of opposing and destroying existing or traditional pictorial systems or styles. The set of issues that have emerged from the human tendency to postulate a fundamental difference between the realm of mind on the one hand and physical nature on the other. Also known as Social Role Valorisation .