Module 3.1, Module 3.2 Flashcards

1
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Founded Sociology, he wanted a systematic science for studying society.

A

August Comte

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2
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The scientific study of society and behavior

A

Sociology

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3
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Sociology was founded in ______

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1800

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4
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Is a group of people who share a culture and territory

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Society

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5
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Says that the key characteristics of modernity are industrialism, capitalism, institution of surveillance, and dynamism

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Anthony Giddens

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6
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Use of material power and machinery in production

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Industrialism

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7
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Production system involving both product market and labor power.

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Capitalism

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8
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Massive extent of power by institutions

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Institution of surveillance

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9
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The massive changes and progress (presents a social responsibility)

A

Dynamism

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10
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According to him a society is comprised of social groups

A

George Simmel

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11
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Is any group comprised of two or more individuals interacting with one another sharing similar characteristics and identify themselves as part of the group.

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Social Group

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12
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Ties that connects you

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Social network

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13
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Traditional in nature and that you are of it mainly because your family is also part of it.

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Organic Group

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14
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Considered Modern and formed through shared self-interest, goals, and free will

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Rational group

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15
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A sociologist from the late 1800 and is well know for his theory of social self

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George Herbert Mead

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16
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According to him, the self is a product of social interactions and internalizing views along with one’s personal view about one’s self (Self is not present at birth it develops over time through social experiences and activities).

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George Herbert Mead

17
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He developed concept that proposed different stages of developing self

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George Herbert Mead

18
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4 characteristics of modernity according to Anthony Giddens

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Industrialism
Capitalism
Institution of surveillance
Dynamism

19
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3 stages of developing self according to George Herbert Mead

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Language
Play
Game

20
Q

-Through shared understanding of symbols, gestures, and sound.
-gives the individual the capacity to express himself/herself while at the same time comprehend what other people are saying.

A

(L)anguage

21
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The stage where individual role-play or assume the perspective of other which enables them to internalize some other people’s perspective.

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(P)lay

22
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  • The level where the individual not only internalizes the perspective of other people but also able to take into account social rules and adheres to it.
  • Child no longer plays with roles but begin to consider several tasks and relationship simultaneously
    -In this phase we weigh ourselves not just on one specific role but also against generalized others.
A

(G)ame

23
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Manifestation of all our culture norms and expectations.

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Generalized Others

24
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Two interactive facets

A

Me and I

25
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He proposed two interactive facets

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George Herbert Mead

26
Q

Is the product of what the person has learned while interacting with others and with the environment.

A

Me

27
Q

Part of the self that is unsocialized and spontaneous

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I