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Introduction to Modern Literary Theory

Introduction to Modern Literary Theory. A discussion of theory, why we use it, and how it helps us understand what we read. A Good Analogy:. Examine the ink blots on the next slides. What do you see in the image? Write down a short explanation of what you see. Be prepared to share.

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Introduction to Modern Literary Theory

Introduction to Modern Literary Theory. A discussion of theory, why we use it, and how it helps us understand what we read. What is modern theory?. Theory is a way to approach a text to gain a better understanding of its meaning

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Introduction to Modern Literary Theory

Introduction to Modern Literary Theory. A discussion of theory, why we use it, and how it helps us understand what we read. What is modern theory?. Theory is a way to approach a text to gain a better understanding of its meaning

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Marxism and Inequality youtube/watch?v=1ztVeUX8Hpo

Marxism and Inequality http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ztVeUX8Hpo. Objectives. To know key features of traditional marxist view of inequality To know how Marxism has influenced politics in Britain. Checking understanding. Answer questions 1-6 in booklets. Discuss answers.

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The social reality of crime

Formulation of definitions of crime. Application of definitions of crime. Class S truggle & Class Conflict. Construction of the ideology of crime. Development of behavior patterns in relation to definitions of crime. The social reality of crime. Conflict Theory of Crime.

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Genocide: A Legacy for the Twentieth Century

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Question

Question. Identify three processes sociologists have identified as influencing the content of the news. Answer. the owners profit motive organisational restraints agenda-setting gate-keeping norm-setting. Question.

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Chapter 7 Social Class and Social Stratification

Chapter 7 Social Class and Social Stratification. Key terms. status A socially defined position in a group or society. social differentiation The process by which different statuses in any group, organization or society develop.

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61. oligarchy [ ol -i-gahr-kee] n.

61. oligarchy [ ol -i-gahr-kee] n. A form of government in which all power is vested in a few persons or in a dominant class or clique; government by the few; a state or organization so ruled; the persons or class so ruling. 62. omnipotent, adj. Possessed of unlimited and universal power.

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