Research St. Cecilia's College Inc.

1. “The Existence of Social Stratification in the Society
in the Selected Stories of Charles Dickens and
Hans Christian Andersen: A Comparative Analysis”
Nicole Rose B. Binondo
Angelo Drino Arnejo Clerk
B. Baricuatro Clienth A.
Cabatuan Eleazar S.Canque
Ria Joy M. Sanchez Isabelo
T. Genegaboas, Ed. D.

2. Introduction
Social stratification is an illustrative way to emphasize one's social
belongingness like income, power, and wealth relatively composed
of people in the societal layer. The manifestation of the individual
when it comes to opportunity and privilege has become narrow due
to the birth and prevailing image of social categories accustomed
by the dressed thinking that inequalities and discrimination are
vividly visible.

3. Introduction
Social stratification is an illustrative way to emphasize one's social
belongingness like income, power, and wealth relatively composed
of people in the societal layer. The manifestation of the individual
when it comes to opportunity and privilege has become narrow due
to the birth and prevailing image of social categories accustomed
by the dressed thinking that inequalities and discrimination are
vividly visible.