DISS - FINALS

• According to Marxist theory, modern work generates this sentiment between what a worker does all day and what the worker would ideally be able to contribute to the needs of humanity. This is the experience of isolation and misery resulting from powerlessness.

• alienation

• conflict theory

• communism

• george herbet mead

• This is a collection of interrelated rules and routines that define appropriate actions in terms of relation between roles and situations.

• class struggle

• structural functionalism

• institution

• communism

• This is regarded as the end of history by Karl Marx

• rational choice theory

• communism

• consensus perspective

• emancipatory interest

• This is theoretical approach believes that studying individual behavior requires analyzing social structures and organizations people belong to

• structural functionalism

• historical hermeneutic

• symbolic interactionism

• empirical analytic discipline

• This is how peasants are exploited under feudalism

• marxist theory

• conflict theory

• taxation

• This perspective states that stability is achieved when there is an absence of conflict and general agreement among members of society.

• behaviorism

• rational choice theory

• consensus perspective

• conflict theory

• According to this theory, when we are faced with several courses of action, people usually do what they believe is likely to have the best overall outcome

• conflict theory

• marxist theory

• symbolic interactionism

• rational choice theory

• These are the human interests that involve reflecting on social, cultural, and political injustice how and why it comes to exist, and how it might be remedied

• structural functionalism

• emancipatory interest

• symbolic interactionism

• consensus perspective

• These disciplines are associated with the technical interest of understanding nature, forming, general laws, and making predictions.

• communism

• structural functionalism

• empirical analytic discipline

• historic hermeneutic

• These disciplines are generated by understanding human meanings and not by observation of neutral facts

• historic hermeneutic

• symbolic interactionism

• behaviorism

• rational choice theory