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THE CONFLICT PARADIGM DOES A
VERY GOOD JOB OF EXPLAINING
RACISM, SEXISM, AGEISM,
SOCIOECONOMIC INEQUALITY
(WEALTH AND POVERTY), ETC.
 When we are analyzing any element of society from this perspective, we need to look

at the structures of wealth, power, and status and the ways in which those structures
maintain the social, economic, political, and coercive power of one group at the
expense of all other groups.

The word Tutsi means those "rich in cattle" and the word
Hutu means "servant" or "subject".
The war in Iraq which began in 2003, according to the Conflict paradigm, was being
fought in order to extend the power and control of the United States, and to create an
American empire in the non-white, non-Christian world.

The Bourgeoisie (the United States and most of Western Europe) has exploited for decades the
people and natural resources of the Middle East without offering economic and educational
support to the people. The U.S. and Western Europe have supported dictatorial regimes, ignored
human rights abuses, and generally turned their backs on the plight of the majority of Middle
Easterners and Muslims in general throughout the world.
THE WAR IN IRAQ ACCORDING TO THE
FUNCTIONALIST PARADIGM,
WAS FOUGHT IN ORDER TO MAINTAIN
SECURITY AND STABILITY IN THE US BY
KEEPING TERRORISM AT BAY THOUSANDS
OF MILES AWAY.
The September 11, 2001 terrorist attack was an act of extreme deviance caused by anomic conditions
(conditions of social chaos when the rules for normative behavior seem to have disappeared) in the
Middle East and among Muslim people throughout the world.

Because of the cultural influence of the American media throughout the world, and because of the
rapidity of social change taking place due to that cultural influence, the terrorists engaged in an act of
deviance based on their belief that they were acting at the behest of God, and for the good of their
own people, that took their own lives as well as the lives of thousands of others.
THE SYMBOLIC INTERACTIONIST
PARADIGM society as small groups of individuals interacting based
Symbolic Interactionism describes
on the various ways that people interpret their various cultural symbols such as spoken,
written, and non-verbal language. Our behavior with and among other people (our interaction)
is the result of our shared understanding of cultural symbols. This is a micro-level paradigm
that describes small-scale processes and small-scale social systems; it is interested in
individual behavior.
BEGAN IN 2003, ACCORDING
TO THE
SYMBOLIC INTERACTIONIST
PARADIGM,
IS BEING FOUGHT TO SEND A
MESSAGE
Islamic terrorists that the US cannot be attacked with impunity

And to support the image of non-white, non-Christian people as dangerous to our way of life.
THIS PERSPECTIVE RELIES ON THE SYMBOLIC MEANING THAT PEOPLE DEVELOP AND RELY
UPON IN THE PROCESS OF SOCIAL INTERACTION.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7wO5uGrDk8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HbJHkwHZCCM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HbJHkwHZCCM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jOZqVnQmdY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ru0xpRo-tyw

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Sociological Perspectives examples chapter 1

  • 2. THE CONFLICT PARADIGM DOES A VERY GOOD JOB OF EXPLAINING RACISM, SEXISM, AGEISM, SOCIOECONOMIC INEQUALITY (WEALTH AND POVERTY), ETC.  When we are analyzing any element of society from this perspective, we need to look at the structures of wealth, power, and status and the ways in which those structures maintain the social, economic, political, and coercive power of one group at the expense of all other groups. The word Tutsi means those "rich in cattle" and the word Hutu means "servant" or "subject".
  • 3. The war in Iraq which began in 2003, according to the Conflict paradigm, was being fought in order to extend the power and control of the United States, and to create an American empire in the non-white, non-Christian world. The Bourgeoisie (the United States and most of Western Europe) has exploited for decades the people and natural resources of the Middle East without offering economic and educational support to the people. The U.S. and Western Europe have supported dictatorial regimes, ignored human rights abuses, and generally turned their backs on the plight of the majority of Middle Easterners and Muslims in general throughout the world.
  • 4.
  • 5. THE WAR IN IRAQ ACCORDING TO THE FUNCTIONALIST PARADIGM, WAS FOUGHT IN ORDER TO MAINTAIN SECURITY AND STABILITY IN THE US BY KEEPING TERRORISM AT BAY THOUSANDS OF MILES AWAY.
  • 6. The September 11, 2001 terrorist attack was an act of extreme deviance caused by anomic conditions (conditions of social chaos when the rules for normative behavior seem to have disappeared) in the Middle East and among Muslim people throughout the world. Because of the cultural influence of the American media throughout the world, and because of the rapidity of social change taking place due to that cultural influence, the terrorists engaged in an act of deviance based on their belief that they were acting at the behest of God, and for the good of their own people, that took their own lives as well as the lives of thousands of others.
  • 7. THE SYMBOLIC INTERACTIONIST PARADIGM society as small groups of individuals interacting based Symbolic Interactionism describes on the various ways that people interpret their various cultural symbols such as spoken, written, and non-verbal language. Our behavior with and among other people (our interaction) is the result of our shared understanding of cultural symbols. This is a micro-level paradigm that describes small-scale processes and small-scale social systems; it is interested in individual behavior.
  • 8. BEGAN IN 2003, ACCORDING TO THE SYMBOLIC INTERACTIONIST PARADIGM, IS BEING FOUGHT TO SEND A MESSAGE Islamic terrorists that the US cannot be attacked with impunity And to support the image of non-white, non-Christian people as dangerous to our way of life.
  • 9. THIS PERSPECTIVE RELIES ON THE SYMBOLIC MEANING THAT PEOPLE DEVELOP AND RELY UPON IN THE PROCESS OF SOCIAL INTERACTION. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7wO5uGrDk8
  • 12.