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Theoretical Frameworks
What they are good for and how to develop one
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A curated set of theories that frames your perspective on a topic in a credible, purposeful, and logical manner
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A solid theoretical framework will
provide well-supported rationale to conduct your study
indicate to your reader that your perspective makes certain assumptions but also acknowledges those assumptions
lends credibility to your research because you're building it from a pre-established, long-standing foundation
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Max Weber (1864-1920) --a German sociologist, philosopher and political economist who strongly influenced social theory and social science research.
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Weber: Some Key Concepts
Cultural influences embedded in religion were responsible for the rise of capitalism
Categorized social authority into distinct forms: charismatic, traditional, and rational-legal
defined "the state" as an entity that successfully monopolizes the legitimate use of physical force within a given territory
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Emile Durkheim (1858-1917) --a French sociologist and philosopher who strongly influenced the fields of sociology and anthropology
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Durkheim: Some Key Concepts
Argues that division of labor drives social change and drives societal progressMechanical vs. organic solidarity
Mechanical vs. organic solidarity
Ritual/Collective effervescence
Collective Consciousness
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Theoretical Framework
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Lit. Review/Academic Support
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