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    Some of scholars disagree with the reflection of these theories of REI in the context of African‚ in the ground that they were drawn from or reflecting on the European settings (Okafor and Aniche‚ 2017). Mitrany (1943) set forth the theory of functionalism is based on certain assumptions about the causes of war and peace‚ that social and economic maladjustments are the basic causes of war and social and economic welfare is the precondition of peace. The theory implicates that the nation-state system

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    In this essay I plan to explore and explain the principal sociological perspectives of the different types of perspectives: Functionalism is a macro approach it contains a variety of institutions in society and how they are all dependent on each other; if one begins to fail it effects the rest of society. It is often referred to like ’the human body’ society being the body and the organizations being the organs. When the organs (organizations) begin to fail due to deviant behaviour it effects the

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    Explanation from the Dalton Conley (Link): * Symbolic Interactionism-Society is essentially a set of daily interactions that are guided by symbols Conflict –society is the competition of a few groups of people for scarce resources Structural Functionalism-society is an organic being of interrelated parts that work together in harmony5. Three Major Perspectives * 6. Three Perspectives Visualized Believes that sociology Macro orPerspective Major Tenets should enact Micro Focus: social change:

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    national and political level‚ such as the effect of new‚ culturally different immigrants on an otherwise isolated community. For this‚ using macro theoretical approaches will be the most useful‚ most importantly conflict theory and structural functionalism. Through the use of these theoretical approaches and a selection of readings and historical examples as a case study‚ this essay will analyse and assess whether diversity and difference should be celebrated or be dealt with in a pragmatic manner

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    to be chosen as a psychologist. He founded a school of psychology but did not name it. One of Wundt’s students‚ Tichener named his own school of psychology as structuralism‚ which became a part of Wundt’s school of psychology when he opposed functionalism. When Wundt was studying perception and apperception‚ he discovered that our knowledge does not constantly match up to the physical truth. Thus‚ what we identify may be a misrepresentation of that which is real‚ or an illusion which is not real

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    Structuralism relied heavily on introspection. Introspection was limited. So after the death of Titchener‚ this perspective died out as well. The second perspective is functionalism. Functionalism – early school of psychology that emphasized studying the purpose‚ or function of behavior and mental experiences. Functionalism was birthed through William James after he read one of Wundt’s articles on psychology. The third perspective is behaviorism. Behaviorism – school of psychology and theoretical

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    Karl Marx‚ Max Weber and Emile Durkheim were three of the most influential sociologists in the 19th century. Each of them came up with their own viewpoints and explanations regarding the social change taking place in society at that time. They witnessed Europe’s transition into industrial capitalism and each of them attempted to understand and explain it on a sociological level. Their views differed greatly from eachother but there were a few similarities. Marx’s beliefs surrounded the idea of communism

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    wrote that the term "functional" or "structural functionalist" were inappropriate ways to describe the character of his theory.[1][2] For Parsons "structural functionalism" was the term of a particular stage in the methodological development of the social science; it was never a name for any specific school or specific direction. "Functionalism" itself was a universal method and again not a name for any specific school. In the same way‚ the concept "grand theory" is a derogative term‚ which Parsons

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    University of Phoenix Material Structuralism and Functionalism Worksheet Complete the following table: Structuralism Functionalism Main Components -Reduce conscious processes to their simplest components. - Determine laws by which these elements of consciousness were associated. - Connect the elements with their physiological conditions. –Mental functions: look at real-world problems –How people function in‚ and adapt to‚ different environments Contributions to the

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    relevant According to Haralambus and Holborn‚ stratification is referred to as a particular form of social inequality. That is‚ the presence of distinct groups which are ranked one above the other in terms of factors such as prestige and wealth. Functionalism and Marxism are both sociological perspectives that ask and state certain theories about society and the people that live within it. They both explain how society influences people and how people influences society. According to Marx and Engels

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