USCP L2 Flashcards

(29 cards)

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is a group of people living together with shared customs, laws, and organizations in a specific location

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society

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is the study of nature and dynamics of human society

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sociology

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origin of the word sociology

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socious (companion) and logos study
LATIN

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known as the father of sociology and positivism, contributed to the field by introducing the LAW OF THREE STAGES

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auguste comte

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5
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people explain natural events and society based on different things
explanation range from basic to complex

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law of three stages

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what are the law of three stages

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  1. theological stage
    2.Metaphysical stage
  2. Positivist stage
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people in this stage attribute natural events and society to divine, supernatural powers, and gods.

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theological stage

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people in this stage attribute events in nature and society to a divinely ordained natural or philosophy

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metaphysical stage

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people analyze events in nature and society using rational and scientific methods

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positivist stage

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who proposed an analogy for society as an organism composed of interdependent parts.

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emile durkheim

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society enforces laws, norms, and belief systems to regulate an individual’s behavior in becoming a productive member

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Organic Analogy by emile durkheim

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explains that societies rise and fall due to changes in economic relations referred to as modes of production
ruling class and the lower classes

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karl marx

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13
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what are the two modes of production

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forces of production and relations of production by karl max

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14
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raw materials, machines, tools, buildings and labor used to produce goods

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forces of production

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the ownership, control, and power relations between the people involved in the production of goods

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Relations of production

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who explored the shift from traditional values as the main driver of individual actions in society to economic gains as the primary motivation for social actions

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individuals act based on the course of action that they think would benefit them the most.

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iron cage by max weber

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who has an outlook where we see our individual lives are affected and reflective of the larger social context

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used to relate the inaccessibility to basic needs to unjust wages and working conditions, socioeconomic inequality, and poverty.

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social imagination by wright mills

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employs various perspectives in examining social phenomena

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sociological theories

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what are the three sociological theories

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structural functionalism
symbolic interactionism
conflict theory

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view society as an organism and examines how it is established, maintained, and strengthened.

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structural functionalism

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focuses on human social interactions as a continuous process of interpretation, assignment of meaning, and responding to signals in the social environment

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symbolic interactionism

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considers different social categories that may contribute to power struggles and conflict such as economic classes, gender, and race

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Conflict theory

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levels of analysis
1. Macro 2. Micro
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focuses on the bigger picture explores large-scale analysis of social phenomenon like social structures, institutions, and larger patterns of behavior and interactions
macro
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employed by structural functionalism and conflict theory
macro
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examines the specific details of interactions and how people act or respond when they communicate with others
micro
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employed by symbolic interactionism
micro