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Classical Theorists Review

T. Esguerra
Across
_______ is a sense of not knowing what one is expected to do; of being adrift in society without any clear and secure structure or belonging.
____________ is Marx's theory that all value comes from labor and is therefore traceable, in capitalism, to the proletariat.
___________ is a belief system associated with the Protestant sect of Calvinism that emphasized hard work and asceticism, the denial of personal pleasure.
_________ authority is a type of authority in which the legitimacy of leaders is derived from the fact that there is a series of codified rules and regulations, and leaders hold their positions as a result of those rules.
___________ refers to the ideas shared by the members of a collectivity such as a group, a tribe, or a society.
________ according to one theorist, are the subject matter of sociology. They are to be treated as things that are external to, and coercive over, individuals and they are to be studied empirically.
A one-sided, exaggerated concept, usually an exaggeration of the rationality of a given phenomenon.
________ authority is based on the belief by followers that certain people (based on their family, tribe, etc.) have exercised sovereignty since time immemorial.
__________ rational action is the pursuit of ends that the actor has chosen for himself; that choice is affected by the actor's view of the environment in which she finds herself, including the behavior of people and objects in it.
________ suicide is when people kills themselves because they do not know what is expected of them, where regulation is low, and they are largely free to run wild.
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______ rationality is the choice of the most expedient action that is based on rules, regulations, and laws that apply to everyone.
In capitalism, both the proletariat and capitalists have an inaccurate sense of themselves, their relationship to one another, and the way in which capitalism operates. This is called _________.
One of Weber's most famous ideal types.
The ___________, in the West, unlike any other area of the world, people were motivated to be economically successful, not by greed, but by an ethical system that emphasized the ceaseless pursuit of economic success.
_______ is nonrational action that is the result of emotion.
_________, is what Marx refers to as the breakdown of, separation from, the natural interconnection between people and their productive activities, the products they produce, the fellow workers with whom they produce things, and with what they are potentially capable of becoming.
________ is a methodological technique involving an effort to understand the thought processes of the actor, the actor's meanings and motives, and how these factors led to the action or interaction under study.
________ in capitalism, refers to how the capitalists get the bulk of the profits and rewards and the proletariat get enough to subsist even though, based on the labor theory of value, the situation should be reversed.
________ solidarity refers to the idea that primitive society is held together by the fact there is little division of labor and, as a result, virtually everyone does essentially the same things.
This theorist stated that what differentiates primitive societies from modern societies in the source of their solidarity.