Anomie
________: Idea of when individuals get isolated from society and how they feel and act throughout it all.
Karl Marx
________: One of the most influential and notorious writers ever.
Hierarchy of network
Field: ________ and structured space where individuals with different resources, skills and capital compete for positions and power.
Agency
________: The act in which people make their own decisions and are responsible for their actions, the ability of individuals to act independently in a goal- directed manner to shape society.
Structural Functionalism
________: This topic focuses on the evolution of society and the importance of social integration during the evolution, which includes social conditions when bonds between individuals and collective structures and values break down.
Habitus
________: Embodied dispositions /tacit knowledge providing a practical sense of how to interpret one's actions.
Ideology
________: Cultural beliefs that justify particular social arrangements.
Pierre Bourdieu
________: He attempted to integrate human agency and social structure to understand social action, power and social change.
part of Symbolic Interactionism
Is ________ as it plays a part in how people act.
Power
________: The ability of a specific group to influence others and exercise control onto them while pursuing their goals with the possibility of resistance.
hierarchical field
Class structure an objective, ________, within which an individuals subjective class habitus is formed and operates.
Equality of opportunity
________: participation equally available to everyone.
Symbolic Interactionism
________ (Microsociology): Theoretical perspective focussing on everyday experiences.
Capital
________: How individuals act within a field drawing upon their habitus and diff types of capital that they possess: usable resources.
Sport and Social Stratification
________: Social hierarchy and reward system where an individuals demonstrated performance determines where they are in the hierarchy.
Hegemony
Basically leadership and dominance
Agency
The act in which people make their own decisions and are responsible for their actions, the ability of individuals to act independently in a goal-directed manner to shape society
Power
The ability of a specific group to influence others and exercise control onto them while pursuing their goals with the possibility of resistance
Ideology
Cultural beliefs that justify particular social arrangements
Social Theory
Set of theories about the nature of the social world and peoples roles in that world
Structural Functionalism
This topic focuses on the evolution of society and the importance of social integration during the evolution, which includes social conditions when bonds between individuals and collective structures and values break down
Anomie
Idea of when individuals get isolated from society and how they feel and act throughout it all
Symbolic Interactionism (Microsociology)
Theoretical perspective focussing on everyday experiences
Meads Social Theory
How we develop as a person overtime, the evolution of us as a human
Critical Social Theory
Set of social theories blending the best of conflict theory and symbolic interactionism
Focuses on agency
ppl arent dupes/fake
Focuses on an expanded notion of power
gender, sexuality
Sport and Social Stratification
Social hierarchy and reward system where an individuals demonstrated performance determines where they are in the hierarchy
Equality of opportunity
participation equally available to everyone
Equality of condition
athletes take part in competitive system under the same conditions
Pierre Bourdieu
He attempted to integrate human agency and social structure to understand social action, power and social change
Field
Hierarchy of network and structured space where individuals with different resources, skills and capital compete for positions and power
Habitus
Embodied dispositions/tacit knowledge providing a practical sense of how to interpret one's actions
Karl Marx
One of the most influential and notorious writers ever