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| behavior between two or more people that is given meaning by them |
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-society is more than the sum of its parts
-organism-just as a human body |
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| broad view of society by studying vast social interaction and systems |
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| study of society in small scale |
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established organization of social behavior with a universally recognized purpose
ex: family, religion, education |
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| organized power of social relationships and institutions that make up society |
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-common social belief
-Durkheim = participation comes from social economy and instituions |
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| mechanical and organic solidarity |
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-mechanical= individuals place smiler roles of society, share same values and hold same things sacred
-organic= society is more complex, consists of more dependency |
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| distinct labor divided to support a complex society as a whole |
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-individual feeling to your society
-community |
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1.preindustrial society
2.industrial society
3.post industrial society |
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1.agricultural, horticultural, pastoral, foraging- low technology
2.use of modern machine to produce and distribute
3.same ^ focused on services, knowledge, and goods |
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share social norms, mentalities, morals, etc.
we vs. them |
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on one or more characteristics.
ex: age, race, gender
Madoff= victims |
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form to perform a set of goals
ex: NAACP |
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