WEBERIAN Flashcards

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what did weber agree with marx with

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social inequality was caused by the organisation of the economy and was characterised by unequal economic relationships

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how does weberian criticise marxism

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he says that things were too simple and more complicated

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what is Weber view of the control of social power?

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significant in how society is organised and believed power consisted of the ability of certain people to control social resources such as:

wealth, good looks, respect, knowledge and property

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What does are social resources

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things our culture consider desirable and are limited in sense that only some people can have them

named these status and party

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How does Weber define power

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ability to impose ones will over others regardless of views or feelings—> he said society was organised in a system of hierarchy with some people having more dominance than others

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how does weber define class power

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just like Marx that there is unequal access of any person or group of people to possessions and wealth

eg owner of business controls workers to make money from their labour

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how does weber define status

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RESPECT—> we may respect and pay particular attention to individuals we view as socially superior to us

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how does weber define party

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POLITICAL POWER—> not just in the sense of government but being influenced by others in terms of rule and law creation

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Why do Weberians believe we have inequality

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inequality exists as power is distributed between a variety of different groups in society in differing amounts

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what do weberians believe about the different groups

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Some groups have great deal of all kinds of power while others have very little

other groups have more of one type of power than another

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What are the 4 classes described my Weberians

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Propertied class. —> have money, status and political power

Professional classes. —>have status and some money/political power

Petit Bourgeoisie.—> have less status, money and power but are important and respected in communities

Working Class.—> little or no status, class or political power those some groups are condemned more wealth due to skills that are higher in demand than others

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What is social closure

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those in positions of power are able to directly or indirectly deny opportunities for those in different class groups

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What is meant by fragmentary

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society which is divided between multiple social groups completely for different forms of social resource, power and wealth —> has been used by POST MODERNISTS

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EVALUATION OF WEBERIAN THEORY

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becomes difficult to measure some forms of power as it is subjective

makes it difficult to specific classification of system

may identify with broad social groups and take pride —> not always fragmentary

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