SOC 100 #7 Fall 2021

Foucault argued that these two concepts are inseparable

• Knowledge

• Economy

• Class

• Power

For Foucault, this term refers to ways to speaking or writing that claim to represent the truth

• Symbolic interaction

• Functionalism

• Discourse

• Communicative action

Under capitalism, __________ is the diversion of the body to engage in productive labour

Foucault uses these two techniques to dig up buried perceptions that underlie discourse and to trace the history of knowledge.

• Archaeology

• Genealogy

• Distorted communication

• Ideal speech situation

According to Habermas, communication is at the center of social life, and allows people to coordinate their actions to create...

• Distorted communication

• Communicative action

• The system

• The lifeworld

Habermas argued that this is a key problem of a society dominated by power structures and impersonal bureaucratic organizations, and is the opposite of authentic communication

• Ideal speech situation

• The lifeworld

• Distorted communication

• The system

The complex economic and political functions filled by experts, bureaucrats, and modern technologies that operate according to rational logic is referred to as...

That common affairs are decided by vested interests, relations of domination, or bureaucratic efficiencies, rather than democratic deliberation among equals, is given this term.

• Colonization of the lifeworld

• Social movement

• Class conscious

• Power