Ch 1 Flashcards

1
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Societal expectations for how we are to act, think and look

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Norms

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2
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Individual experiences and choices

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Micro level analysis

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3
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Broader social forces

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Macro level analysis

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4
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People’s capacity to make choices

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Agency

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5
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Systematic and methodological study of society

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Sociology

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6
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Ability to perceive interconnections between individual experiences and larger social forces

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Sociological imagination

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7
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Set of propositions intended to explain a fact or phenomenon

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Theory

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8
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Intended function of a societal structure/institution

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Manifest function

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9
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Unintended function of a societal structure/institution

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Latent function

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10
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State of normlessness

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Anomie

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11
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Owners of means of production

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Bourgeoisie

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12
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Owners of their own labour, not means of production

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Proletariat

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13
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Legal and social power vested in males

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Patriarchy

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14
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Ways of understanding a subject or social phenomenon

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Discourse

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15
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  • The components parts of society (institutions) and see how they relate to each other, the structure of a society to see how it functions
  • Stability, units, consensus, conservative, agreement, solidarity, harmony
  • positivist, macro
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Functionalist perspective

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16
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Assumes that social behaviour is best understood in terms of tension b/w groups over power and wealth, including housing, money access to services and political representation
- competition over resources
- Powerful vs. powerless

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Conflict perspective

17
Q
  • The view that individuals through their interactions, produce the social world around them
  • communications can be direct or indirect
  • context → sender/encoder → message → medium → receiver/decoder → feedback
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Interactionist perspective

18
Q

Fact on the taken for granted as “normal” roles and rules former and women in society
- critical, multital

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Feminist perspective

19
Q

“We can only effectively change the nature of society… If we know what the nature is”

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Fletcher 1971

20
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The intersections of biography (Micro) and history (macro)”

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C. Wright Mills

21
Q

Individual experiences and personal choices

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Micro level

22
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Broader social forces → e.g., life chances, norms, social institutions

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Macro level