Neo-marxism Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This document looks at the field of development economics in details and the distinct factors from the typical neoclassical economics. The developmentalism and structuralism theories and thinkers are more elaborated on.

Functionalism and Family 20m plan>>> Primary socialisation - Parsons Stabilisation of adult personalities - Parsons Functional fit - Parsons Economic - Murdock Warm bath theory Marxism and Family 20m plan>>> Ideological control Inheritance of property Unit of consumption Reproduction of workforce Feminism and Family 20m plan>>> Social policy DDL Power and DA Divorce/marriage - women's rights New Right + Family 20m plan>>> Lone parents breed delin...

GGH2604_ SUMMARY NOTES. GGH2604 - People And The Environment. Geography offers a unique perspective on how human activities affect and influence ecological processes at different scales - The ANTHROPOCENE – the age of man - Evidenced by the widespread pollution & presence of artificial radioactive particles - Zalasiewicz (2016) -: sufficient evidence exists to suggest that the Anthropocene is a real ecological phenomenon with potential to be formalized within the Geological Time Scale” ...

1. rural landlessness (Jeffrey Paige and reading): increses liklehood for rural upbringing agriculture is a big deal, but labor is not spread evenly 2. Samuel Huntington: Third wave- switch from wanting democracy to dictator- ship bc they are tired of ineffective democracy. Then they hate dictatorship and want democracy. 3. 3 authors that started the fundamentals of sociology (founding fathers): 1. Karl Marx 2. Weber 3. Durkheim 4. What makes Marxism appealing? (5): -Money is an important ...

In depth notes for education (ethnic differences, gender differences, education policy, new right view, marxist view, internal factors for class, ethnicity and internal factors, functionalism view) Crime and Deviance (Media as a cause of crime, punishment, crime prevention and control, crimes of the powerful, class, power and crime, positivist and critical victimology, Neo marxism and crime, marxism and crime, green criminology, globalisation and crime, gender and crime, ethnicity and crime, du...

GRE Verbal Reasoning Practice 145 Questions with Verified Answers A. apathy toward - CORRECT ANSWERS All Jon cared about was getting an A, so because the team project did not count toward his grade in the course, he felt ____________ the work and did not do his share. A. apathy toward B. zeal for C. loathing for D. cheerful about E. antagonism toward Blank (i). B. astonishment Blank (ii). D. sojourning - CORRECT ANSWERS To her friends' (i) __________, because she had never ...

A Level AQA Sociology (Module: Families and Households + Beliefs In Society) Revision Bundle Digital Notes Includes: notes, revision poster summaries, evaluations, mindmaps, theorists and writers, etc. Topics: - Definitions - Ideology, religion and science - Theoretical views of ideologies - Postmodernism (ideologies/religion) - Functionalism (ideologies/religion) - Marxism (ideologies/religion) - Feminism (ideologies/religion) - Neo marxism (ideologies/religion) - Religion as...

A overview of Neo-Marxist’s, Taylor, Walton and Young, theory on A Fully Social Theory of Deviance. Defines the terms and provides understanding.

De jure sovereignty refers to a legal right to rule supremely De facto sovereignty refers to the actual distribu)on of power Totalitarianism is a form of an authoritarian state wherein the state intervenes in all aspects of social and economic life. Pluralism believes that in socie)es, different groups exist and compete. Pluralism thinks that it is the role of the state to mediate and regulate these groups. elite pluralism or democrac elism believes that there ...

CULTURAL STUDIES QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+ Matthew Arnold (1960) on culture described culture as the best that has been thought and said in the world. Here reading, observing and thinking were said to be the means towards moral perfection and social good. His aesthetic and political arguments are a justification for 'high culture'. Leavivism (culture with a capital C) Shares with Arnold that culure is the high point of civilization and the concern of an educated minority ...