LoginASA FORMAT/CITATION Question:Learning to express complex ideas in a short, easily understood fashion is an important skill for applied sociologists. And that is precisely what this assignment calls upon you to do. Give me your quick take (250 words maximum) on what you’ve read about Max Weber in this section.What do you think is the […]
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Max Weber Part 2
October 6th, 2020 
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October 6th, 2020 ASA FORMAT/CITATION Question:Politician, lawyer, and a sociologist — does Max Weber provide a good role model for applied sociologists? Why or why not? How do the ideas expressed in the Freiburg Address influence your opinion? Answer Reference(s):A Look at Max Weber:https://youtu.be/ICppFQ6Tabw Bio Max Weber:https://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Max_Weber Modernist Anti-Pluralism and the Polish Question:https://www.jstor.org/stable/488244?seq=1 The national state and economic […]
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October 6th, 2020 Question(s):So, what are your reactions to Durkheim? Any concepts that resonate with you — or, are there any that seem way off base? Why is social cohesion such a theme in 19th-century social theory? Answer Reference(s):Edles, Laura Desfor, and Scott Appelrouth. 2010. Sociological Theory in the Classical Era. Thousand Oaks, CA: Pine Forge Press. pgs. […]
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