'A Comparison of British and Turkish Cultures'

'In dud, the important influence on purchase order is pietism: 99% of the inhabitants argon Muslim (Carkoglu and Toprak, 2006) with Islam macrocosm the second largest pietism in the earth with the remaining 1% is composed of Christians and Jews. This illustrates that the Turkish culture is comparatively different to the UK where the mass argon Christians. 59.3% of the nonmigratory population in the UK identify as Christian, (ONS, 2011) although religious belief is non practiced as much any longer in Britain delinquent to it becoming a more multicultural society where secularism is promoted to acquire a median(a) and more get even society. Everyone is equal before the law, regard slight of religion, stamp or non-belief (NSS, 2014). However, bomb calorimeter is very nationalistic where the hoi polloi are devoted to their res publica and this is encouraged from a young age.\n affectionate organization involves how people in a given society are categorized, i.e. gen der or well-disposed naval division. For example, the functionalists surmise of enculturation is that society is incorporate by a value consensus, which is an promise of shared beliefs and values. This demonstrates that religion strengthens the value consensus in Turkey as it unifies society. Marxist theoretician Karl Marx (1971) devised the conflict theory which suggests on that point is discrepancy between two main tender gradationes, the bourgeoisie, who are the upper berth ruling class, and the task who are the operative class. Capitalists exploit their change by reversalers by paying them less in contend than the wealth created by their work (Holburn and Langley, 2004, p.2). The Turkish working class have to work long hours for a very small(a) wage resulting in a mount of poverty and there is a big class depart between upper and lower class whereas Britain now has a broader middle working class system. As of August 23, 2014, the similitude of the populatio n under the poverty pull back in Turkey is 16.9% whereas in the UK it is 14% (CIA, 2014). Marxists would argue that the rulin... '