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    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 the impact of the inequality would result to increased social controls and…

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    challenges Catholicism of changing one's views towards the world of how people’s work ethic has changed with the Protestant Reformation. To begin, Weber sees Protestantism’s challenge towards Catholicism of Church is by Martin Luther’s doctrine of calling and vocation that “this demands that believers act out their religion through work in the world.” Second, Weber sees Protestantism’s challenge towards Catholicism of work is by Calvin's doctrine…

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    explain human motivation. To Weber, religion provides humanity answers to theodicy questions such as suffering and misfortunes to undeserved people and vice versa. Religion provide answers to this unbalanced world and thus motivates humanity to find salvation through it. Whether that salvation is a relief from suffering or simply reassurance of one’s abilities and importance, Weber believes that it is the foundation of motivation through the religious perspective. Weber introduced ‘Verstehen’…

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    each level commands the group below them and is commanded by the group above them, also known as a pyramid structure. He believed that the modern-day era would function properly with bureaucracy. Having positions within a group was one thing that Weber believed should be apart of a bureaucracy. When having positions, people in the lower part of the bureaucracy know who to report to and who to ask directly for direction. Higher positions in the hierarchy are monitored so everyone within the…

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    Learning Check Case Study

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    (Frontline, 2010). The movie reveals how special interest groups use their power and money to coerce politicians to vote in their favor. For example, according to “Obama’s Deal”: Max Baucus, a senator from Montana, who worked on the Obamacare bill received over 2 and half…

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    determination; in contrast Max Weber placed greater emphasis on social aspects. Marx & Weber were broadly known for their writings about this subject. “There has been a notable trend in recent years towards the convergence of Marxist and Weberian perspectives in the area of class analysis” (Clegg, 1989: 56). Surprisingly, the essay which is summarized above explains both the economic exclusion in addition to social marginality of Chavs without referring to Marx & Weber despite being key figures…

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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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    Weber disposition of a modern transformed modern society in a metaphorical iron cage. Iron cage represents the involvement of the whole society to a modern, mechanized transforming the company initially thought to be controllable, with the ability to detangle…

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    Short Answer Question #1 How is the conflict perspective used to analyze social issues? Who in society is most likely to adopt the conflict perspective? Provide an example from the course to illustrate your answer. The conflict theory suggests that an individual’s worth in society and within class groupings is determined by the relation that individual has to power. This theory focuses on the conflicts and differences between the classes, and the tension and conflict between the classes can…

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    The Departed Film Analysis

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    1. Over a hundred people were involved in the production of this film. The entire cast and crew are not given equal credit in most films. The majority of the camera crew and other production workers are not given as much credit for their work as the actors and director/producers, even though they play a huge role in the development and production of the movie. The making of a huge blockbuster like ‘The Departed’ involves the use of an immense crew. There is a large-scale division of labor as…

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