Topic 12 Structural Functionalism Flashcards

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What does structural functionalism seeks to?

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To analyze society through a general theoretical system using multiple disciplines of social sciences to create a single general theory of human relations.

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Comparative method

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Is the analysis of shared features and differences of the facts and phenomena

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Problem

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Group of facts and circumstances that complicate the achievement of an objective

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Two types of solidarity

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Mechanical solidarity: Exists when social beliefs and practices are shared among other things; when everyone knows what to do and what not to depending on others to achieve it
Organic solidarity: There is a division of labor, where individuals rely on each other to achieve an objective, such societies beliefs are replaced by interest.

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Role

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The part that each person plays in society and is a consequence of a certain status

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Main object of study of structural functionalism

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Cultural expressions norms and values ​​of society

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Another important influences in Structural functionalism

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Robert K. Merton
Durkheim
Comte
Spencer

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Social relations elements

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Production
Power
Social Solidarity

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Who started structural functionalism?

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Talcott Parsons

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