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LU3: T1&2 - Coggle Diagram
LU3: T1&2
work: central role in economic and social life, influences an individuals place in society as well as status
importance of work in the preindustrial, industrial, and post-industrial societies
industrial: machines dominated work and people became slaves to bigger and more efficient machines that mass produced goods
postindustrial: technologies of the post-industrial age powerfully shape our lives. Electronic and informational age.
preindustrial: extended family, clan, tribe or immediate community, senior members made decisions. Division of labour was based on gender. homogeneous society and the surplus produced was shared
capitalism: economic and political system in which a country's trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit, and not by the government
government: group of individuals in legislature, parliament and executive who hole the power to make and enforce laws for a country
state: form of political association which subsumes all other forms to regulate society.
state and society:
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notion of state-form: emphasizes maximizing economic growth and profit at the expense of human basic needs
states in the current world are associated with nations and are part of the legislative, executive and judiciary
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Theme 1
Religion: functional - a system of beliefs and practices by which a group of individuals struggles with the issues of life
substance - a system of beliefs and practices which a group of people interprets and responds to what their meaning of sacred and supernatural is.
sect - religious organisation which emphasizes emotions and personal spiritual experiences
cult - religious groups void of organisation and receiving their inspiration from external dominant religious culture
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defines rites of passage, provides moral significance and standards
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