notes-weber-class-status-party
Outline
- Economically Determined Power and the Status Order (119.3)
- Determination of Class Situation by the Market Situation (119.9)
- Social Action Flowing From Class Interest (121.2)
- Types of Class Struggle (122.1)
- Status Honor (123)
- Ethnic Segregation and Class (124.8)
- Status Privileges (126.2)
- Economic Conditions and Effects of Status Stratification (126.9)
- Parties (128.4)
Take Away Points I
- Weber in "debate" with Marx
- Multidimensional view of stratification
- Importance of "organizaTION" or association (Gemeinschaft) vs. simple structural similarity
- Introduces us to paying attention to inequality related to "style" or "breeding"
- Relationship of "legal order" to stratification system
References
http://uregina.ca/~gingrich/318n2202.htm
http://wikisum.com/w/Weber:_Class,_status,_party
Gane, Nicholas. 2005. "Max Weber as Social Theorist: 'Class, Status, Party.'" European Journal of Social Theory, May 2005, vol. 8, no. 2 211-226.
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