Social TheoryPrentice-Hall, 1983 - 243 pages |
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John Wilson. V Functional analysis would direct our attention to the requirements of the society in which the pattern of social inequality exists . Some social positions are more important to a society's purposes than others . If the ...
John Wilson. V Functional analysis would direct our attention to the requirements of the society in which the pattern of social inequality exists . Some social positions are more important to a society's purposes than others . If the ...
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... society needs more white - collar workers and professionals . A highly mechanized society needs fewer farm laborers ( Collins , 1975 : 432 ) . Functional Analysis of Deviance Merton's analysis of politics and functional analyses of ...
... society needs more white - collar workers and professionals . A highly mechanized society needs fewer farm laborers ( Collins , 1975 : 432 ) . Functional Analysis of Deviance Merton's analysis of politics and functional analyses of ...
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... societies . In some cases , a society may approximate a single mode of production , but this is rare . Any given society or " social formation " is called " feudal , " " capitalist , " or " socialist " according to which mode of ...
... societies . In some cases , a society may approximate a single mode of production , but this is rare . Any given society or " social formation " is called " feudal , " " capitalist , " or " socialist " according to which mode of ...
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PART | 11 |
Complex social exchange | 26 |
Conclusion | 39 |
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