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Chapters 1, 2, 3- Important People Flashcards

1
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Sociological imagination
Personal troubles
Social issues
Quality of mind
Cheerful robots
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C.W. Mills

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2
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Macrosociology
Conflict theory
Base
Superstructure
Forces and relations of production
Social class
Class conflict
Proletariat, bourgeoise
Alienation
Ideology
Exploitation
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Karl Marx

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3
Q 
Macrosociology
Functionalism
Collective conscience
Social facts
Suicide analysis
Anomie
Mechanical solidarity
Organic solidarity
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Emile Durkheim

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4
Q

Macrosociology
Symbolic interactionism
Verstehen

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Max Weber

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5
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Microsociology
Symbolic interactionism
We become ourselves through social interaction
‘I’ and ‘Me’

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George Herbert Mead

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6
Q 
Microsociology
Symbolic interactionism
People define themselves by how others view them
Sympathetic introspection
Looking-glass-self
Self-fulfilling prophecy
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Charles Horton Cooley

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7
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Microsociology

Meaning, language, thought

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Herbert Blumer

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Functionalism
Survival of the fittest
Social Darwinism

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Herbert Spencer

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9
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Functionalism
Social action theory
Behaviours
Actions
AGIL
Tension and pattern maintenance
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Talcott Parsons

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10
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Symbolic interactionism

Formal sociology

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George Simmel

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Natural state (brutal)
Individuals are the basic building blocks of society
Gov’t role to preserve individual self-interest and protect from others
Political revolution

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Thomas Hobbes

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12
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God responsible for emergence of government–secure private property
“Blank slate”
Private property
Advocacy of individual freedom and autonomy
Enlightenment thinker

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John Locke

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13
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People were defined and created by society
We never existed without society
Ideal types
Laws define the spirit of the people
Appreciation of cultural diversity
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Charles de Montesquieu

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14
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Social contract
Entered into social contract s free and equal individual
Belief in the autonomy of the individual
Two types of inequality
Enlightenment thinker
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Jean-Jacques Rousseau

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15
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Techniques used in the hard sciences should be applied to the physical world
Law of three stages
Scientific revolution
Father of sociology

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Auguste Comte

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16
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Political revolution
Renaissance thinker
“The Prince”
Human behaviour motivated by self-interest

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Niccolo Machiavelli

17
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Politcal revolution
Renaissance thinker
“I think, therefore I am”
Masters of our own destiny

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Rene Descartes

18
Q

Dramaturgical analysis

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Erving Goffman

19
Q

Western Marxism
Hegemony
Domination

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Antonio Gramsci

20
Q

Second-wave feminism
Relations of ruling
Patriarchy

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Dorothy Smith

21
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Third-wave feminism

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bell hooks

22
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Post-structuralist theory
Power, knowledge, discourse
Discipline, surveillance

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Michel Foucault

23
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Post-colonial theory
Orientalism
Imperialism
Colonialism

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Edward Said

24
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Critical race theory

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Charles Lawrence
Mari Matsuda
Richard Delgado
Kimberle Crenshaw

25
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Globalization
Time-space distanciation
Disembedding mechanism
Symbolic token
Expert systems
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Anthony Giddens

26
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Contributions by women

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Mary Wollstonecraft
Harriet Martineau
Anne Marion MacLean

27
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Contributions by visible minorities

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Anna Julia Cooper

Ida Well-Barnett

28
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Contributions by visible minorities

Double consciousness

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W.E.B DuBois

29
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Contributions by non-western scholars

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Frantz Fanon
C.L.R James
George Padre
Kwame Nkrumah

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