Exam 6: Classical Sociologies

Which theorist explained capitalism in relation to the rise of a new kind of religious ethic?

Which theorist attempted to unify the works of classical sociologists in the 1930s?

What term describes the separate political institutions that govern daily life which are characterized by bureaucratic organizations as well as a monopoly of the use of physical violence?

Man-made laws which are not based on the notion of human nature are called?

Eurocentrism describes:

Classical sociology includes works by:

Cosmopolitism argues that:

Which term describes the fast-paced social changes which classical sociologists sought to understand?

Which theorist argues that deviance affirmed societal norms?

What term describes the intertwined developments of free labour and a systematic pursuit of profit?