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What are the four type so historical datas?
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Primary
Secondary Running Biographic/Oral history |
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Describe the differences between Primary and Secondary Data
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Primary data- traces of the social reality you want to study
Secondary data- summaries or analysis done by specialist, |
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Define/Explain Running and Biographical/Oral History
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Running records – files or existing stats documents maintained by organizations
Recollections – biography, oral history |
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Explain Max Weber on the Protestant Ethic & The Spirit of Capitalism
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It was a study to his arugment: economic development is field by non economic forces (religion pushes work ethic), through similarities of the three countries Europe India and China the only difference was their religion
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What are the 3 Kinds of logic – in – use in comparative historical sociology?
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Parallel dimensions of theory - Just apposing cases to show that given a theory is valid across nation/cases
Contras of context- Compare ‘positive’ & ‘negative’ cases, Highlight the differences, Summarize patterns Multi- Casual analysis |
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Describe Multi-Casual analysis
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- Most of the time, cases are neither completely different or completely the same
- Method of agreement- when cases look different but have the same outcome - Method of difference - when cases look similar but have different outcomes |
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Which method did Weber use to develope his thesis?
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Method of Agreement
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What is Comparative-historical sociology ?
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- trends, patterns, macro questions
- the part of sociology that addresses macro questions - ex: Weber, Marx, Durkheim |
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What are the strenghts and weaknesses of Primary and Secondary sources?
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primary data – authentic but you get it in pieces (fragmented)
secondary data – can provide an overall view but may contain someone’s bias |
