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| 2667:4 [2016/03/20 18:55] – [Quiz: What types of social action best describe these activities?] Ryan Schram (admin) | 2667:4 [2021/06/29 02:27] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1 | ||
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| ### Other media ### | ### Other media ### | ||
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| + | Speigel, Alix. 2011. “Why Cleaned Wastewater Stays Dirty In Our Minds.” Morning Edition. National Public Radio. http:// | ||
| “The Twelve Tribes: The Official Website of the Twelve Tribes Communities.” 2013. http:// | “The Twelve Tribes: The Official Website of the Twelve Tribes Communities.” 2013. http:// | ||
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| + | ## Recycled water | ||
| - | ## Durkheim and Weber, two daimons on my shoulders ## | + | Why did the cave story change people' |
| - | I like to think of Emile Durkheim and Max Weber as two little [[http://classics.mit.edu/Plato/apology.html|daimon]]s who sit on each of my shoulders, each whispering different things | + | Speigel, Alix. 2011. “Why Cleaned Wastewater Stays Dirty In Our Minds.” Morning Edition. National Public Radio. |
| - | my ears. | + | |
| - | * Durkheim looks at society as a totality. | ||
| - | * Weber looks at society as something that develops out individual | ||
| - | patterns of action. | ||
| - | * Durkheim says that patterns of action are social facts. That is why | ||
| - | they matter. | ||
| - | * Weber says that social patterns and institutions form because social actions have a meaning to the | ||
| - | actor and to the society at large. Social institutions and structures are particualr ways of embodying all the things that people in society value. | ||
| ## Types of social action ## | ## Types of social action ## | ||
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| * Praying in a church | * Praying in a church | ||
| - | * Baptizing | + | * Sacrificing |
| * Baptizing an adult | * Baptizing an adult | ||
| - | * Handing out Bibles | + | * Handing out religious literature |
| * Meditating | * Meditating | ||
| * Avoiding contact with alcohol or another prohibited, ' | * Avoiding contact with alcohol or another prohibited, ' | ||
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| Do all religious forms, institutions or belief systems reflect the same social values? | Do all religious forms, institutions or belief systems reflect the same social values? | ||
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| + | ## Durkheim and Weber, two daimons on my shoulders ## | ||
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| + | I like to think of Emile Durkheim and Max Weber as two little [[http:// | ||
| + | my ears. | ||
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| + | * Durkheim looks at society as a totality. | ||
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| + | * Weber looks at society as something that develops out individual | ||
| + | patterns of action. | ||
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| + | * Durkheim says that patterns of action are social facts. That is why | ||
| + | they matter. | ||
| + | |||
| + | * Weber says that social patterns and institutions form because social actions have a meaning to the | ||
| + | actor and to the society at large. Social institutions and structures are particualr ways of embodying all the things that people in society value. | ||
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