Class Notes for Sociology at MacEwan University

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Social Inequalities t 31 of Origins nature social inequality in Canada Inequality Perspectives Introduction Despite all talk on we live in a world of equality inequality French Revolution orIllustrations Canadian charter o...

Labour Theory of Value (Capital). 1. Use-value, exchange-value, and the commodity. 2. Circulation of commodities: C-M-C and M-C-M. 3. Money made from money: Labour power and exploitation. Use Value: Main kind of value prod...

Capitalism and Theory. Superstructure: Political, culture, religion, and social relations which grow out of the economy. Everything serves the economy with a central role. Durkheim, Marx (to an extent) Dubois take issue wi...

find more resources at oneclass.com Georg Hegel (1780-1831). Georg Hegel: 1780-1831. Social science is developing, not entirely emerged at the time. An idealist philosopher. Studied the development in t...

Theory. What is theory? In sociology, it refers toconceptual systems: Sets of ideas. Used to try to explain why it happens the way it does and understand the world. More than opinion or common sense. Theory is engaging int...

Social and Intellectual Forces. Enlightenment and Counter-Enlightenment. Big ideas of the 1800s-1900s were circulating and changed thinking with enlightenment thought. The Enlightenment is an intellectual movement in the 1...

Political Revolutions. The American Revolution of 1776. A democratic constitution developed that begins with the famous phrase; We the people. The authority of government and colonial rule doesnt come from divine monarch b...

Environmental Criminology, Rational Choice Theory, Routine Activities Theory. Principles of Opportunity and Crimes. Play roles in causing all crimes. Are specific. Are conc...

Sociology Chapter 4 Notes Earl Snider a Socialization: The self and social identity LO 1 Explain how our own unique sense of self include traits that fall along a personal social identity continuum. Identifying ourselves a...

The Boundaries of Criminology. Crime. Puts others or self at risk. Violation of laws. Actions that violate social norms. Is deemed worthy of a punishment. Perspective will influence the understan...

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find more resources at oneclass.com What is crime? Wednesday, January 3,9:05 AM What is crime? Objective Definition A crime is an action that is statistically rare, harmful, and provokes some sort of negative social reacti...

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Administrative law directly influences the life of every American citizen. All local, state and federal agencies operate pursuant to general Administrative law principles. An understanding of all administrative law functio...

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Sociology is the study of the principles that underlie social order. In this concise Guide, the reader has ready access to clear explanations and examples of important sociological theories. The often complex and contradic...