SOCIOL 1A06 Study Guide - Final Guide: International Inequality, World Economy, Sexual Orientation
8 Dec 2014
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This is only a guide and does not contain test questions. It is not an exhaustive list of the concepts/questions that you may need to use in order to answer the questions on the test. Relational/dialectical analytical approach: dialectical framework- x factor and y factor can be anything- dialectical relationship between the two then it means that they mutually affect each other. This relationship is continuous they will affect each other continuously but in different ways each time. The two are part of a larger social hole- one can only be fully understood in relation to the other. Relational / dialectical analytical approach: micro-macro. Biography is the story of one person, history is the story of a nation: local-global countries. Problems in third world countries are problems in the third world- we have nothing to do with it. Both are socially embedded both are part of the social relationships made up of people government institutions that perform services: political-economic, structure-agency.
