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| social theory, continual conflict, every actor tries to maximize benefit |
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| social theory, everyone serves a purpose, "part of a machine", everyone benefits from structure |
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| manifest (function/dysfunction) |
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| latent (function/dysfunction) |
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| knowledge is only valid if gained through actual experience, empirical knowledge |
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| Mead/Cooley, people act based on symbolic meanings they have for objects, determined by social interaction |
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| process of cultures approaching eachother |
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| mannerisms learned from childhood |
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| what people want to believe/how it is |
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| stripping one's identity to start afresh |
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| Mead's superego, imagined other used to form identity |
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