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Karl Marx(1818-1883)
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A German born philosopher that believed that all of human history and society can be traced to the basic material circumstance of men and women in a productive relationship with nature. Wanted elimination of private property and classes.
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Emile Durkheim(1858-1917)
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French sociologist demanded a separate existence for the science of sociology on the grounds that it has both an object and a substratum exclusively its own. Believed that society gives us the rules which keep us from conflict and pursuit of passions.
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Mex Weber (1864-1920)
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A German Sociologist which conducted a series of experiments to understand why The western civilization was so different from the east.
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Imaginary Experiment
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Thinking away elements in a causal chain of motivation.
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Weber: understanding
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Understanding may be of two sorts: 1) the immediate comprehension of an act
2) Intellectually grasping the sequence of motivation within the social context of shared meanings of the action. |
