SOCI 1002 Study Guide - Final Guide: Genetic Pollution, Cultural Capital, Reproductive Rights

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Multiple choice: 32 from 2nd, 8 from 1st. Essay: take an overview of what you"ve learned this semester in your own words. Four types of social movements (alternative, redemptive, reformative, revolutionary) Claims making and frame alignment (general understanding that there are different processes in their birth, tell the difference between the two) Four stages of social movements (emergence, coalescence, bureaucratization, decline) Who do we mean by we" (many social movements are about defining the we"; what goes into this we") Primary and secondary groups (closer emotional attachment with, and people that are classmates or colleagues - they are different than family members; differences between them0. Communities - historical and contemporary types (defined around the idea of interest eg social networks, older and newer types, utilitarian) ngo"s are usually examples of normative organizations. The state (specific territory and center of power) The nation (imagined community, emotional and mental identification with. The national state - a story of mutual attraction.

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Use Weber’s arguments to explain a current social event other then the occupy movement. Does his theories hold up under modern scrutiny?

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In no less than 100 words, use Weber's arguments to explain a current social event other than the Occupy Movement. Does his theories hold up under modern scrutiny?

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A ideia de inclusão é uma manifestação social bastante contemporânea, que vem sendo defendida e difundida entre os mais variados setores da sociedade.

Tal movimento teve início a partir da década de 80, mais precisamente em 1981, quando a Organização das Nações Unidas – ONU, realizou o Ano Internacional das Pessoas Deficientes. A Assembleia Geral da ONU, ocorrida em dezembro de 1990, é um marco desse desenvolvimento, pois, através da Resolução Nº 45/91, que explicitou o modelo de Sociedade Inclusiva, também denominada “Sociedade para Todos”.

Abaixo, segue as definições dessa sociedade. Assinale a alternativa correta onde informa a definição “Sociedade para Todos”.

a) “Sociedade para Todos”: respeita as diferenças e se constitui como eixo central de um processo democrático.

b) “Sociedade para Todos”: não lidar com as diferenças é não perceber a diversidade.

c) “Sociedade para Todos”: que nos cerca nem os muitos aspectos em que somos diferentes uns dos outros.

d) “Sociedade para Todos”: A sociedade aberta às diferenças é aquela em que todos se sentem respeitados e reconhecidos nas suas diferenças.

e) “Sociedade para Todos”: significa etimologicamente sofrer ou suportar pacientemente.

SOCI 1002 Study Guide - Final Guide: Genetic Pollution, Cultural Capital, Reproductive Rights

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