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    considered the economic nature of the inequality in Africa (2016). Similarly, Karl Marx had related the wealth and to material possessions. Thus, the solutions to the inequality in are characterized by the equal distribution of the financial resources. Max Weber considered the inequality in a more advanced way by including other non-economic factors that contribute to inequality among them including political power and the social status. Weber notes that the adoption of communism as solutions to…

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    The definition of the situation is a way of identify the situation, uses reason and science to figure out social problems and allows one to understand your life circumstances to help understand the issue or problem and interpret it in a moral context. Some examples of understanding the situation from our everyday lives are things like gun control and the sides of argument about guns, immigration with looking at the perspectives of people coming into the country and the people who oppose people…

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    Isaac Newton's Theory

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    No one would have believed, in the last years of the 19th century, that physics was heading for a crisis. It seemed like all the large questions had been answered. The behaviour of bodies, from asteroids to galaxies, was predicted by Sir Isaac Newton 's laws of gravity and motion. Magnetism, electricity and light were linked by James Clerk Maxwell’s Equations. The understanding of the atom had reached the plum pudding stage, where an atom was a globe of 'stuff ' with the positive and negative…

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    Vo2 Max Lab Report

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    Introduction: Maximal oxygen uptake, or VO2 max represents the maximum amount of oxygen consumption attainable during all out aerobic exercise, most commonly running on a treadmill. The point at which oxygen consumption plateaus is the individual’s maximal oxygen uptake. If the individual does not plateau, that point is referred to as VO2 peak. VO2 max is measured in milliliters per kilogram of body weight per minute, and there are two ways to measure it, either direct or indirect. The direct…

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    Social Power Analysis

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    Societies today are built on a form of social power. This power is typically handled in the form of government, but not all governments acquire power in legitimate ways. According to prominent sociologist Max Weber, there are only three legitimate avenues to social power: traditional, charismatic, and rational-legal. Traditional authority—or the ‘eternal yesterday’ as Weber puts it—is a dominant power which relies on tradition or custom. With this way of ruling, power is not challenged because…

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    Protestant Work Ethic Attitudes and Economics Protestant Work Ethic is based on the theory that one must work to contribute to society, the church, and others, to be a valuable member of society. One must work gain entry into heaven and obtain salvation. He must take responsibility for his own actions. (Goldstein & Eichhorn, 1961) PWE does not value wasted time. Weber’s theory says wasting time and an unwillingness to work is a sin and brings about abstinence from grace. (Furnham, The…

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    Man is supposed to be independent, self-ruling, free, individualistic, and uncontrolled in a society. Thus, what we see is that workers in a capitalist economy become alienated through different aspects in one’s life, which ultimately decreases the value of an individual. In the 19th century, an influential socialist thinker emerged named Karl Marx. He wrote the manuscript “Alienated Labor”, which speaks about how man simply becomes isolated in his own work and feels a detachment from…

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    An interview is when an interviewer ask specific questions to a selected person in order to get information about a certain topic. Positives to interviewing a person would be more personal responses given by the person for a specific topic and also the person can go more in depth with answers. Negatives to interviewing a person would be the possibility of the person lying about answers given and also a small sample size. I had the opportunity to personally interview a person. The person that I…

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    In the book Emile or on the education, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, a French philosopher provided a treaty dealing with the art to create perfect good men. Through the life of Emile, a fictive character, the text provides, step-by-step the educational question and how people must be educated in our society. The question of the education has always been a significant issue in our society. According to the dictionary, education is: “the process of receiving or giving systematic instruction, especially…

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    I sat down at the dinner table with my family. My parents ask me how my semester went and to share some interesting things that I have learned at school. I begun with the question ‘how do you define religion?’ followed by ‘what do you think the role of religion is in our world?’. I understand very well those are very personal questions and no right answer. However, these simple questions can reveal so much from the person’s identity to their personality to their openness to diversity and wisdom.…

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