SOC3106- Final Exam Guide - Comprehensive Notes for the exam ( 40 pages long!)

• School: University of Ottawa
• Department: Sociology
• Course: SOC 3106
• Professor: Andreas Buss

Document Summary

Part 1 of course: value neutrality, adequate causation, different kinds of rationality. Part 2 of course: legal domination, patrimonial domination, charisma. Part 3 of course: the 2 kinds of ethics. Soc3106 september 15: weber didn"t develop any methodology, after he died, his wife combined a number of essays entitled (cid:498)the collection: Ideal types do not catch the essence of things: they are utopias, they do not really exist. Marathon run: the battle of marathon had developed greek civilization and thus, western civilization, city in greece; the greeks against the persians in which greece won. Soc3106 october 4: dogma: what one is supposed to believe based on their religion, even if it cannot be proved, ex. If we are able to understand the rational motives for particular actions then we have understanding verstehen on the context of meaning or value-oriented actions: science can only help you when the goal is precisely given.