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Instinctual desires

Id

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moral rules

superego

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mediator

ego

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Id, Ego, Superego

Freud

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Personality develops as the ego balances id impulses with society’s expectations enforced by the superego.

Freud: Id, Ego, Superego

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 society stays stable through value-driven, goal-oriented action.

Central theme

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 Adaptation, Goal Attainment, Integration, Latency.

AGIL

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traditional = particularism, ascription; modern = universalism, achievement.

Pattern Variables

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Social Action, AGIL, Pattern Variables

Parsons

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intended consequences.

Manifest

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unintended consequences.

Latent

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Manifest vs. Latent Functions

Merton

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Deviance occurs when society promotes cultural goals but blocks legitimate means to achieve them.

strain theory

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who did the strain theory

merton

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what are the modern conflict theories

Dahrendorf, Mills, Collins

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  • society = competing groups in ICAs with authority.

Dahrendorf

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power concentrated in elites (gov, military, corporations).

Mills

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conflict over material, organizational, symbolic resources links macro & micro.

Collins

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class struggle, economic inequality.

Marx

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power from class, status, and party; multidimensional stratification.

Weber

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three femenist theories

Standpoint, Queer, Black Feminist

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marginalized people see social reality more clearly.

standpoint theory

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gender/sexuality are socially constructed and performative.

queer theory

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 intersectionality of race, gender, class.

Black Feminist Thought

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who did the standpoint theory

Smith

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who did the queer theory

butler

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who did the black feminist thought

collins

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 dual identity of being Black and American.

double consciousness

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 barrier separating Black people from full recognition in society.

veil

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who did the double consciousness and veil

du bois

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Continues MArx

critique of capitalism/domination.

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revises marx

culture and ideology—not economy—are central to modern control.

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what are the two features for Frankfurt school

contiues and revises mmarx

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 treating human relations as things or objects.

reification

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 rationality focused only on efficiency and control.

instrumental reason

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people lose critical thinking due to technological rationaility

One-dimensional Society

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who did the one-dimensional society

marcuse

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  • Ruling class maintains power through cultural leadership and shaping common sense.

 Ideological Hegemony

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 Ideological Hegemony

Gramsci

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Communicative Action & Public Sphere

Habermas

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reaching understanding through rational dialogue.

Communicative action

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space for citizens to debate and criticize power.

Public sphere

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If people define situations as real, they are real in consequences.”

Thomas Theorem:

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  • role conflict/strain.

Park

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role-making and need for role verification.

Turner

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  •  self = hierarchy of identities by salience.

Stryker

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frontage and backstage theory

goffman

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 controlling how others see us.

impression management

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: how we show respect and maintain social order.

Demeanor/Deference

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self forms through taking the role of the “other.”

Mead

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  •  self is a performance shaped by audience expectations.

goffman

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  • shared understanding of reality.

Intersubjectivity

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: common-sense knowledge used to interpret the world.

Stock of knowledge

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stock of knowledge and intersubjectively

schutz

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Ethnomethodology

Garfinkel

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  • Social order is fragile; it persists because people unquestioningly follow everyday rules.

Garfinkle

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  • : selling emotional labor (e.g., service jobs).

Commodification

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emotions and commodification

Hochschild

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exchange theory

Homans & Emerson

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behavior based on rewards/costs; fairness = distributive justice.

Homans

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  • power in social networks; negotiated vs. reciprocal exchange.

Emerson

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Intrinsic vs. Extrinsic Rewards

Blau

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internal satisfaction (friendship).

intrinsic

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 external rewards (money, favors).

Extrinsic

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what does the postmodern theory emphasize

fragmentation, skepticism toward truth, and the instability of meaning.

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what does the post modern theory challenge

rejects grand narratives, rejects objective truth, rejects fixed identities/social structures.