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Which book written by Comte is the first systematic sociological approach to
the study of society?
“Cours de p
This sets us apart from other animals, and though it’s survival related it greatly by biological.
Social imperative
What is the primary focus of sociology?
The interdependce between society and the individual.
What allows us the sociology?
To see the important relationship between personal troubles and social issues.
According to Karl Marx what caused the unequal distribution of wealth, power
and other limited resources in society?
By the bourgeoisie exploit the proletrait.
What were the two social classes that exist according to Karl Marx?
Bourgeoisie and proletrait
According to Marx what was the solution to the necessary social changes?
A proletrait revolution against capitalism, and established a communist society.
Where was Emile Durkheim borne?
France
Where was Harriet Martineau born?
England
Where was Harriet Martineau born?
By the social order and cohesion.
Which is one of Durkheim’s most important contributions to sociology?
Founder of functionalism
Where was Max Weber borne?
Germany
In what was interested Weber’s in sociology?
Weber was interested in bureaucracy and rationalization in society.
Won the first Nobel Peace Prize (1931) given to an American sociologist
Jane Addams
First Afro-American PhD graduate of Harvard University
W. E. B. DuBois
Who is considered the first systematic American Sociologist?
Lester Ward
Who is considered one of the founders of American social work?
Jane Addams
How is viewed society?
As a complex system of parts (structures) that interact to perform various necessary functions.
Name the Sociological Perspective
-Conflict Perspective
-Functional Perspective
-Symbolic Interaction Perspective
Who was one of Du Bois’s teachers?
William James
Useful theoretical framework that uses the analogy of the theater to analyze social behavior
dramaturgy
A viewpoint or a particular way of looking at things
Perspective
Neo-conflict theorists argue that conflict is not so much over the means of production as over:
social status
What are the 3 major concepts that are especially important for understanding the symbolic interactionist perspective?
Symbols, Interaction, Meaning