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    Have you ever been told a story and wanted to find if it’s true? Thanks to Dr. Wechsler you can. David Wechsler was born on the 12th day of January, 1896, in Lespedi, Romania. Wechsler attended college at the city college of New York and Columbia University, he acquired his MA in 1917, and afterward he became a psychologist at Camp Yaphank. It was there that David worked with Edwin Garrigues Boring to test the intelligence army recruits. The unimpressive results gave him the idea that…

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    characterized by the ability to own private property, produce goods, and services. Democratic capitalism in the US today is said to be the "cornerstone of American society"(Younkins). Similarly to the US, Max Weber is also a democratic capitalist and is viewed as a historical republican of sociology. Max Weber described society as a struggle in reaching authority. In today’s society, many sought to find a complete new style of living through interaction and thought process. Unlike, Marx who had…

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    their large number of followers due to their charismatic personalities. Lindquist defined charisma as a “social phenomenology of desire: the emergence of acceptance, admiration and trust that one individual comes to project on another (Lindquist 114). Max Weber defined charisma as “a certain quality of individual personality by virtue of which he is…treated as endowed with supernatural, superhuman, or at least…exceptional powers or qualities (qtd. In Lindquist 114). A charismatic healer gives…

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    Mary Ann at 27 years of age decided to improve her lifestyle by being more active and eating healthy. After living a sedentary life she starts her training with a VO2 max at 38ml/kg/min, which is the rate of oxygen consumption that an person can utilize during intense exercise. After training for 6 months Mary Ann’s VO2 max increased to 52/ml/kg/min. I will be explaining how she was able to increase her oxygen consumption levels by increasing her cardiac output, and increasing her…

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    simplify the thoughts of his about the rationalization of modern society and to reach to readers.In this essay I will try to tell you that what does he mean while using this instrument? According to Ritzer, McDonaldization is continuation of the Max Weber's theory of rationalization.Also according to Weber, rationality is the thing that people are seeking efficient tool for a specific purpose and it is shaped by regulations and by larger social structures.People…

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    The culture has been unfairly divided for centuries, including by race, social class and social status. Sociologist, Max Weber implied that individuals ought to be arranged in society by using certain factors. Not to mention there are a number of social classes, each of them consisting of distinctive characteristics. Family structures and neighborhoods are affected in both good and bad ways by these social classes. The social class inequality are perceived differently by the three theoretical…

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    In his article on citizenship and social class, T. H. Marshall traces the history of citizenship in England and divides it under three types of rights: civil, political, and social. He states they all began as one. However, with time they separated, in the eighteenth, nineteenth, and twentieth century, respectively. Each of these types of rights emerged because the public demanded them, and each went its own way, without regard for the other rights. They were completely separate. It wasn’t…

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    An account of modern sociology in the late 19th and early 20th centuries in Europe demonstrates how the foundation of Sociology as a discipline was created. The impact of the Industrial Era dictated change in the structure of society, industrialization and urbanization created capitalism and a new working, middle, and consumer class, thus causing a shift in the dynamics of society. Through the classical theorists and founders the development of the basic tenets of sociology would be formed…

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    Social Stratification The unequal rights and privileges distributed among the members of a society is social stratification. Based off this we can now determine how it affects different parts of society, such as social classes. In addition to social stratification, there are four systems of stratification that sociologist focus on. These Four systems are slavery, like forced labor slavery practiced Greece. Castes, as in set roles/ trades of the members of society like a priest. The estate,…

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    Chocolat For my analysis I chose to examine the movie Chocolat directed by Lasse Hallstrom. The film is set in a small village in the French country side. The village is known for its devotion to religion and “tranquility”. A woman named Vianne and her daughter Anouk come to the village and open a chocolate shop. The two are accustomed to following the wind and moving from place to place since it was the way Vianne’s ancestors. When they come to the village they are not welcomed by the Mayor…

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