What do functionalists say about Marxist views on Culture and Identity?

They say the Marxists put too much emphasis on the role of economic structures in shaping ideas and beliefs.

They say he placed too much emphasis on class and not enough on individuals.

They say social class doesn't have such an important influence on individual identity anymore. they say people are defined by the choices they make, not by whether they're worker or a boss.

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Marxists Criticisms

Criticisms of Marxists view on Culture and Identity

Question	Answer
What do functionalists say about Marxist views on Culture and Identity?	They say the Marxists put too much emphasis on the role of economic structures in shaping ideas and beliefs.
Interpretivists?	They say he placed too much emphasis on class and not enough on individuals.
Postmodernists?	They say social class doesn't have such an important influence on individual identity anymore. they say people are defined by the choices they make, not by whether they're worker or a boss.