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Power
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Transformative capacity- ability to transform a given situation. involves element of control and social-psychological component
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How is power put into action?
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Must be relational. there must be two players, and there must be potential of one to enact or cause the transformation on the other
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What are the four modalities of power?
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Power of potency, interpersonal power, organizational power, structural power
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Power of potency
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Potential power that resides in the individual
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Interpersonal power
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Ability of on individual to enforce their will on another
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Organizational power
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How individuals of social units can limit actions of others in certain settings.
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Structural power
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Organizes social settings themselves and controls allocation of social labor.
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3 phases of political anthropology
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Formative, classic, power inequality
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Ideology
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Collective social idea of a group
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Domination
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Coercive rule
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Hegemony
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Enforcing a dominant ideology onto a group of people
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Alienation
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Deep separation thats workers experience between their identity and the labor they are forced to perform
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Anomie
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"state of rootlessness and normless-ness in a society"
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How do anomie and alienation differ?
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They are different orders of things: one looks at social management issue (alienation?)
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World view
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Encompassing picture or reality created by members of society that are conflicting or contrasting aspects based on experience
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