An ascription is an act or instance of ascribing a quality or characteristic to someone or something.
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Avowal is the process by which an individual portrays him/herself Ascription is the process by which others attribute identities to an individual
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The claims.The most obvious answer is Christianity's ascription of mutually incompatible attributes for it's God, such as omnipotence and omniscience.
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If you observe Psalm 51 and the ascription (title), even though many are convinced that these introductions are not inspired, there is good reason to see them as historical. Almost all Hebrew manuscripts contain them. According to the introduction, David wrote this Psalm after Nathan confronted him about his sin. David's repentance spared his life.
The ascription of divinity to the rulers of countries was most common in the ANCIENT and CLASSICAL PERIODS. By the Medieval Period, there was a general shift to seeing the political ruler as having been chosen by the gods (or God in the Christian and Islamic Worlds), but not a divinity himself. However, there are still several dictators in the world who are holdouts, keeping the flame of direct theocracy alive.
It is traditionally believed that John survived his contemporary apostles and lived to an extreme old age, dying naturally at Ephesus in about AD 100. An alternative account of John's death, ascribed by later Christian writers to the early second-century bishop Papias of Hierapolis, claims that he was slain by the Jews. Most Johannine scholars doubt the reliability of its ascription to Papias, but a minority, including B.W. Bacon, Martin Hengel and Henry Barclay Swete, maintain that these references to Papias are credible. John's traditional tomb is thought to be located at Selçuk, a small town in the vicinity of Ephesus.
The capture of Constantinople fundamentally changed how Islam and Turkification would proceed in both Asia Minor and the Balkans. The complete defeat of the Byzantine Empire meant that the Orthodox Christians in Asia Minor (under Ottoman domination) no longer had their homeland. This increased the level of conversions to Islam and the ascription of Turkish identity. In Southeastern Europe, the loss of Hagia Sophia, the "Vatican" of Orthodox Christianity was a huge blow to Orthodox Greeks. Serbs, Bulgarians, and Romanians. Further, Constantinople had stood as bulwark against an Ottoman Islamic invasion of the Balkans, so, in a very real sense, the Orthodox Christians in the Balkans and the Catholic Empires further away (like the Austrian Empire) now had legitimate fear of an Ottoman conquest.
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Social mobility relates to stratification because social stratification is the hierarchical arrangement of society, while social mobility is a person(s) ability to change position in society's hierarchical arrangement. The amount of social mobility in a society depends on the type of stratification system. There are two types of stratification systems: ascription-based and achievement-based. In an ascription-based stratification system a person's class is based on characteristics they are born with. This is what is considered a closed society.There is little-to-no social mobility because you have no control over your birth. In an achievement-based stratification system a person's rank is based on a person's accomplishments. This is what is considered an open society. People have the ability to move up the social ladder through natural talents, or by learning skills.
The argument can be made that the British promised the Mandate of Palestine to both Jews and Arabs, creating the seeds of the Arab-Israeli Conflict. In the early days of the Mandate, the British also allowed for massive Jewish and massive Arab immigration to the area. Increased economic productivity in Mandatory Palestine led to increased jobs and Arabs from other Levantine areas came to the area to participate in the economic boom. The British placed no caps on Arab immigration at any point and only capped Jewish immigration in the 1939 White Papers. This allowed for the development of two polities which each attempt to achieve political ascendancy. In this contributor's opinion, this is an overly simplistic view which prevents the ascription of actual agency to the Jews or Arabs. The conflict "happened" to them as opposed to each of them taking an active role in bringing about the conflict. To read about the numerous other causes of the Arab-Israeli Conflict, please see the Related Question below.