'Max weber' presentation slideshows

European Culture as the Root of Western Thought

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3. Science and Industrialization

Theories of Science and Research. 3. Science and Industrialization. Andrew Jamison. What was/is Industrialization?. An economic and technical revolution the growth of modern industry, or mechanization A process of social change the coming of industrial society and its institutions

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Outline

Outline. 1 . Max Weber, 1864-1920 2 . Rationalization 3 . Bureaucracy a. Taylorism & Fordism b. Chaplin: Modern Times 4 . Ritzer and McDonaldization. Quiz. 1. In your readings, George Ritzer introduces the concept of McDonadlization. This term refers to:

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A Short History of Socio-Legal Thinking

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Introduction To Philosophy, Psychology and Sociology of Education

Introduction To Philosophy, Psychology and Sociology of Education. Created by Jeff Strauss MA Educational Foundations. Branches of Study. Philosophical Theories of Human Existence: Pre-Socratic, Medieval, Modern, 19 th and 20 th Century

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Max Weber

Max Weber. Group 2. Max Weber: Introduction. Born April 21, 1864 In Erfurt in Thuringia, Germany (Suburbs of Berlin) Eldest of seven children in upper middle class family German Political Economist and Sociologist One of the founders of modern Sociology

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Max Weber 1864-1920

Max Weber 1864-1920. Rationality and Organization. Background http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBMNDJZHEeI&feature=fvst. Maximilian Karl Emil "Max" Weber Born in Erfurt, Germany (1864) Well-to-do family Eldest of eight children Sickly child Physical problems Mental problems. Background.

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Max Weber 1864-1920

Max Weber 1864-1920. Rationality and Organization. Background http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBMNDJZHEeI&feature=fvst. Maximilian Karl Emil "Max" Weber Born in Erfurt, Germany (1864) Well-to-do family Eldest of eight children Sickly child Physical problems Mental problems. Background.

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CH 8: Latin America's Uneasy Progress

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Ch.1 The Sociological Perspective

Ch.1 The Sociological Perspective. Key People. Auguste Compte (p.5-6) Herbert Spencer (p.6) Karl Marx (p.6-7) Emile Durkheim (p.7) Max Weber (p.7-8) Harriet Martineau (p.8) Albion Small (p.9) Jane Addams (p.9) W.E.B. DuBois (p.9-10) Talcott Parsons (p.11) C. Wright Mills (p.11)

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Chapter 1: What is Sociology?

Chapter 1: What is Sociology?. What is Sociology?. Developing A Sociological Perspective Development of Sociological Thinking Is Sociology A Science How Can Sociology Help Us in Our Lives. What Is Sociology? . Sociology

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Alienation and Conformity

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SOCIAL STRATIFICATION

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EDUCATION AND ETHICS PROGRESS

EDUCATION AND ETHICS PROGRESS. Diego Gracia, MD, PhD Complutense University, Madrid, Spain. UNESCO AND S&T. UNESCO has as one of its main goals the promotion of social and ethical responsibility in Science and Technology (S&T).

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Modern Germany

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Historical Roots of Contemporary Organizational Forms

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From Goethe to Nietzsche

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Warm Up 1/31/14

Warm Up 1/31/14. What is a S ociological Imagination?. Sociological Imagination. The ability to see the connections between the larger world and your personal life. . Verstehen ( fehr - shtay -en). Coined by Max Weber

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Origins of Sociology

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