Marginalisation

Relative Deprivation Theory and Marginalisation

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Relative Deprivation Theory and Marginalisation

Introduction Marginalisation is a pervasive social phenomenon that excludes certain groups from full participation in economic, political, and cultural life. Sociologists have employed various theories to understand the mechanisms behind marginalisation, one of which is Relative Deprivation Theory (RDT). This theory explains how individuals or groups perceive themselves as disadvantaged compared to others, leading to feelings … Read more

Marginal Man Theory on Marginalisation: A Sociological Perspective

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Relative Deprivation Theory and Marginalisation

Introduction Marginalisation is a pervasive social phenomenon that affects individuals and groups who are pushed to the edges of society, often due to cultural, economic, or political factors. The concept of the “Marginal Man” was first introduced by sociologist Robert E. Park in 1928 to describe individuals who exist between two distinct cultures but are not fully integrated into … Read more