Weber's Social Interaction Theory Flashcards

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What was Weber’s most famous novel called? (1905)

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‘The protestant ethic and the spirit of capitalism’

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What are the three types of authority Weber highlighted?

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Traditional authority
Charismatic authority
Bureaucratic authority

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3
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What were the 3 dimensions of inequality that Weber highlighted?

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Social class, power, status

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4
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What does it mean that Weber is a pluralist?

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It means that he accepts that some different groups have more power than others

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What were the 3 types of power that Weber highlighted?

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Class power
Status power
Party (political) power

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What were the 4 types of ideal social action that Weber highlighted?

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Tradinitonal
Affective
Value rational
Instrumental

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What were the 4 classes Weber highlighted?

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Working class
The petty bourgeoisie
The professional class
The property owners

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How did Webers view of social class differ from Marx’s?

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Weber believed social class was 4 types rather than 2

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How did Webers view of power differ from Marx’s?

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Marx viewed power as governed by the economy, unlike Weber who believe there was 3 types, class, status and party power

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How did Weber believe Class power influenced inequality?

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Weber believed inequality by class power due to unequal access to wealth and possessions (e.g owner can control employees)

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How did Weber believe status power contributed to inequality?

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He believed regardless of material wealth some people are still respected due to society’s view of them. (E.g Religious leaders)

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How does party power contribute to inequality according to Weber?

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Party power is not just being part of the government, but having the ability to influence others in terms of law and rule creation

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