Lewis Coser and Max Weber: Conflict, Critical Theory, and Multilevel Analysis - Edubirdie

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California State University, Northridge
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SOC 150 | Introductory Sociology
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2023
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2
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Mahmoud M.

Sociology notes Lewis Coser 1913-2003 ● Conflict can be empowering ○ Caution (canary in coal mine) ● Pressure cooker ● Conflict is the wrong problem ● Conflict resolution meets the needs of 4 groups of people in harmony, harmony Focus Concepts Conflict ● Between conflict and its relationships all relationships ● Interest groups ● Social change is needed especially to create more equality ● Power-related leadership actions Critical criticism ●: 4g444 micro level Difficult to test empirically Integration and cooperation not easily explained Self-reflection Multilevel analysis Contribution by Max Weber (1864-1920) Main concept: Importance of explanation: ○ in the context in which people relate to their actions (micro level) ● Emphasis on bureaucracy through rationality as the main foundation of modern organizations (meso level) ● Political, economic, religious history, psychology and Thought (Macro Level) ● the Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism ○ The Ability to See the World Multi-Level Theory ● Feminist Sociological Theory

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