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| illegitimate=coercion power, non-consensual |
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| the ability to control others, despite their wishes to the contrary |
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| legitimate=authority power, consensual |
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| the ability to control others |
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| illegitimate and legitimate |
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| traditional, rational-legal, charismatic |
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| based on customs, power is unlimited, there is a predictable succession, the ideology is divine right |
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| rational-legal authority aka bureaucratic authority |
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| based on written rules, power is limited, succession, ideology is majority rule/democracy |
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| power resides in emotions of followers, unlimited power, unpredictable succession, routinization of charisma |
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| routinization of charisma |
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| transfer of authority from a charismatic leader to either traditional or rational legal authority |
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| variations in marriage and family |
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| polygamy, polygyny, polyandry, monogamy |
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| marrying within one's own group |
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| marrying outside of one's own group |
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| Durkheim-view on religion |
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| sacred v. profane, collective conscience, evokes awe, mystery, fear, hope |
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| "opium of the masses", helps people to forget their misery |
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| Protestant ethnic, capitalism |
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| a type of society in which life is intimate; a community in which everyone knows everyone else and people share a sense of togetherness |
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| a type of society that is dominated by impersonal relationships, individual accomplishments, and self-interest |
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| the violation of norms or rules or expectations |
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