politics lecture notes

1st Lecture Note: How Sociologists Conduct Research

Sociology knowledge comes from research; have to use scientific method. Ultimate questions: beyond the capability of science to answer, don"t lend them

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James hanson said dictatorship is preferred over democracy in things like environmental movement. Dictatorships use show t rials to frighten the public

Thursday 2-5 notes

* midterm feb 12, 9 11 am. Material culture is technology, which comes from science. Technology is the use of scientific ideas to create new things. Co

SOCA02H3 Lecture Notes - Thorstein Veblen, Bulgarian Lev, Flocculation

1905 a huge earthquake in san francisco, california.  some global warming experts are claiming that earthquake and tsunami in japan is because of glob

Genesis: industrial revolution, garden of eden, mass production, the fall 3. Population explosion: fallen human nature, urban explosion, innate depravi

SOCA02H3 Lecture Notes - Donella Meadows, David Koresh, Environmentalism

 north american scholars weren"t satisfied with european classification of system.  some religions are churches: church is bureaucratic.  strict hie

Lecture Note for Week 10 Medicare

Environment

On august 6, 1945, the united states air force dropped an atomic bomb on hiroshima. The bomb killed about 200 000 japanese, almost all of them civilian

SOCA02H3 Lecture Notes - Shoplifting, Consensual Crime, Vale Limited

 modern world is not as terrible as environmentalists find. The world is more literate, bright and freer than before (politically)  economic freedom 

SOCA02H3 Lecture Notes - Labeling Theory, Psychopathy, Red Hair

Labeling theory has been influential: no theory of crime has lead to be accepted by majority of sociologists.  sociology makes crime terms on socio wo

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