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... tion of the workers , but for their cleverness , their capital investment , their ma- nipulation of the market , and so on . The capitalists are too busy making more money , in money grubbing , ever to get a true understanding of the ...
... tion of the workers , but for their cleverness , their capital investment , their ma- nipulation of the market , and so on . The capitalists are too busy making more money , in money grubbing , ever to get a true understanding of the ...
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... tion , and culture . Despite his commitment to viewing the social system as a system of inter- action , Parsons did not take interaction as his fundamental unit in the study of the social system . Rather , he used the status - role ...
... tion , and culture . Despite his commitment to viewing the social system as a system of inter- action , Parsons did not take interaction as his fundamental unit in the study of the social system . Rather , he used the status - role ...
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... tion that is structuralist without losing sight of the agent , or real - life actors . Bridging Subjectivism and Objectivism The goal of bridging subjectivism and objectivism moves Bourdieu in the direc- tion of a subjectivist position ...
... tion that is structuralist without losing sight of the agent , or real - life actors . Bridging Subjectivism and Objectivism The goal of bridging subjectivism and objectivism moves Bourdieu in the direc- tion of a subjectivist position ...
Contents
Classical Grand Theories | 13 |
Classical Theories of Everyday Life | 42 |
Contemporary Theoretical Portraits of the Social World 1755 | 75 |
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