Sociology · Marxist Sociology and Social Stratification
From a Marxist sociological perspective, caste-based discrimination and the subjugation of Scheduled Castes (SCs) in India is primarily explained as:
- 1A product of individual prejudice rather than structural inequality
- 2A cultural tradition with no economic basis
- 3A natural division of labour necessary for social functioning
- 4A superstructural phenomenon reinforcing economic exploitation of the lower classes by the ruling class✓
Correct answer
A superstructural phenomenon reinforcing economic exploitation of the lower classes by the ruling class
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