Social Reproduction in Society

Social reproduction is the reproduction of culture, human and social capital in society. Thus, language, tradition, cultural value, education, food safety, and social circle are inherited from generation to next generation through the concept of "new contact" by Kalmanheim. Social breeding is effective in maintaining social structure and social equality. Inequality that leads to social adaptation, poverty and social change hinders the process of social revival and may lead to the so-called "social rebirth crisis" (Wells, 2009).

Social replication Society = Reproduction of non-market, country, family, community: • Reproduction of whole society • Reproduction of social relationships • Duplication of material conditions • Human reproduction as human reproductions - Copy of capital - social replication Is controversial, contradiction is the foundation of an invisible safety net, low-income family 'strategy'? For example, in Argentina's crisis in 2001/2001, 60% of households used more households. Food production (Fiszbein et al. 2003) However, the time of care may be squeezed

Social breeding is the ability of a society to self-replicate and change over time. It is related to the broader factors related to the basic factors of breeding such as food, health, education, income, and the basic conditions of life quality, happiness, dignity, and true freedom (Sen, 1999 ). Social breeding means the revitalization and value of human life and is essential for institutional, cultural or political activities. The conflict of social breeding includes struggles and protests when social breeding factors are adversely affected. In other words, they are related to the quality of change that occurs in society and its economy. In this sense, the dual logic of equality / inequality and tolerance / elimination is an important axis of multifaceted social rehabilitation conditions.

One of the key concepts of Pierre Bourdieu and Jean-Claude Passeron on cultural reappearance appears in their book on cultural reproduction and social reproduction. The main focus of Bourdieu is the structural recurrence of cultural breeding disadvantages and inequality. Bourdieu believes that inequality will recover through the education system and other social institutions. Bourdieu believes that the society of prosperity and prosperity of the West is becoming a "cultural center". The social class of the elderly, familiarity to bourgeois culture, and educational qualification determine the opportunity of that person's life. It supports the people of the higher social class and helps protect the social class. This system hides and ignores individual talent and academic elite. Brudeau showed most of his known theory in his book "Education, Culture, Society Inheritance and Reproduction". Both books made him the forerunner of "reproductive theory".