Marxism Guides d'étude, Notes de cours & Résumés

These notes cover all of Theory for AQA Sociology A Level including functionalism, feminism, Marxism, social action theories, modernity, postmodernity, objectivity and values, social policy, sociology and science.

Complete with in-depth analysis that helped me to achieve full marks on the relevant comparative essay, and ultimately full marks in the A-Level exam itself (June 2022). Alongside close reading applies a range of critical perspectives (eg Marxism, postcolonialism etc) to enable alternative readings.

All notes of the lectures, readings, slides and books connected to the core module of International Relations.

Complete with in-depth analysis that helped me to achieve full marks on the relevant comparative essay, and ultimately full marks in the A-Level exam itself (June 2022). Alongside close reading applies a range of critical perspectives (eg Marxism, postcolonialism etc) to enable alternative readings.

Which foundational figure in the field of sociology felt that science could be used to understand and then predict and control human behavior? correct answers Auguste Comte Sociology can be said to have developed as a result of efforts to understand the effects of ________. correct answers major societal transformations of the last two hundred years, triggered in large part by the Industrial Revolution According to Max Weber, _______ ideas and values shape society as much as ______ factors...

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Annotations that helped me to achieve full marks on the relevant comparative essay and full marks in the exam. Includes theoretical perspectives (Marxism, postcolonialism etc) and notes at the end on relevant themes and critical approaches.

Achieved Distinction with these notes. Covers all four questions, including moral panic, patterns of victimisation, strengths and weaknesses of theories, and more.

Complete with in-depth analysis that helped me to achieve full marks on the relevant comparative essay, and ultimately full marks in the A-Level exam itself (June 2022). Alongside close reading applies a range of critical perspectives (eg Marxism, postcolonialism etc) to enable alternative readings.

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