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| the breakdown of social bonds between an individual and the community |
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| outcasting a group or idea as it disagrees from the majority |
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| the process of intergrating something into wider society |
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| the state having little input in our lives whilst still being in charge leading to an illousion of freedom |
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| where everyone agrees with an idea or value |
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| the use of force to show power and authority |
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| a set of ideas and beliefs which an individual believes in |
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| the idea there is an invisible barrier dividing the upper and lower classes |
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| the idea of a minority who hold power in society. these are the military, the goverment and the large corporations. |
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| there are two bases of power in society and that there is more than one institution having power over the state. |
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| the power elite (military,goverment and buisness) have control over the state and benifit in a cycle. |
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| a system of government by the whole population or all the eligible members of a state, typically through elected representatives |
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| authority based on how charismatic and likeable the leader is. |
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| authority based on the customs of a society e.g a monarchy |
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| authority based on status, usually elected by a majority |
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| power in three dimensions |
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| there are three faces of power: decision making, non decision making and shaping decisions of others. if you have these you can manipulate others |
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| the ideology that you gain more if you work harder and less if you work less |
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| the ideology that you should look after yourself before wider society |
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| everyone has power which they can increase or decrease at will by putting it into the "power bank" |
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| society is split into different roles |
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| the different stages of integration into society |
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| power in society is not fixed and fluctuates |
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| the amount of power in society stays the same so is distributed accordingly |
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| groups in society share a goal that they strive for |
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| the way in which the power holders justify their power |
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| a common interest shared by a group in society |
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| the difference between different classes e.g. wealth or influence |
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| a system of government where all property is owned by the community and distributed accordingly |
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| the way in which ideological and institutional ideas mislead members of lower classes |
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| the goverment in its most basic form |
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| the ruling class in society |
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| the middle class - skilled workers with no ownership |
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| ideas or concepts holding key institutions together |
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| the government and bureaucracy |
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| rules and traditions from the past that still apply today |
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| a compromise by the ruling class to appease the lower classes |
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| the idea that we are influenced by both the state and personal experience |
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