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Feeling of hopelessness & despair Provoked by the detachment of modern social life
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Anomie
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A relationship in which one state of affairs (the effect) is brought about by another (the cause)
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Causal Relationship
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Large organization divided into jobs based on specific functions & staffed by officials ranked by hierarchy.
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Bureaucracy
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System of production of goods & services sold to a wide range of consumers.
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Capitalism
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Growth of complex distinctions among different occupations.
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Division of Labor
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Emphasize centrality of gender in analyzing the social world & particularly uniqueness of experience of women.
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Feminist Theory
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Based on the notion social events can best be explained by functions the perform. The contributions they make to the continuity of Society
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Functionalism
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Development of social & economis relationships stretching world wide.
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Globalization
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Shared ideas or beliefs that justify the interests of the dominant groups.
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Ideology
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Functional Consequences that are not intended or recoqnized in society where they occur.
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Latent Functions
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Study of large scale groups, organizations, or social Systems.
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Macrosociology
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Functions of a social activity that are known intended.
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Manifest Functions
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Body of thought derived from Marx's ideas
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Marxism
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View Developed by Marx, according to which material or economical factors have a prims role in determining historical change.
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Materialist Conception of History
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Study of human behavior in contexts of face to face interaction.
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Microsociology
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