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Social Action Theories Functionalism Positivism Macro Consensus Socialisation Determinism Achieved Status Organic Analogy Value Consensus Collective Conscience Social Solidarity Specialist Skills Human Capital Role Allocation Meritocracy Uni. Vs. Part. Standards Functional Prerequisites Pattern Variables Manifest & Latent Functions Marxism Positivism Macro Conflict Economic Base / Superstructure Epochs Ascribed Status Bourgeoisie & Proletariat Class Polarisation Means of Production Capitalism Exploitation Alienation Ideological State Apparatus Repressive State Apparatus Reproduce & Legitimise Class Inequality Correspondence Principle Hidden Curriculum Counter School Culture Colonialism Neo-colonialism Core-Periphery Model Hegemony Battle of Ideas Counter-Hegemony Revolution Organic Intellectuals Feminism Conflict Theoretical Triangulation Liberal Radical Marxist Black Postmodern Patriarchy Misogyny Sexual Violence Gender Roles Oppression Consciousness raising Political Lesbianism Separatism Reserve Army of Labour Takers of Shit Hegemonic Masculinity Dual Oppression Malestream Social Action Theories Interpretivism Micro Subjective Meaning Instrumental Action Value Rational Action Affectual Action Traditional Action Symbols Self Looking Glass Self Labelling Self Fulfilling Prophecy Role Playing Meanings Free Will Dramaturgical Model Interaction Phenomenology Typifications Ethnomethodology Indexicality Reflexivity Structuration Postmodernism Modernity Industrialisation Division of Labour Liquid Modernity Metanarratives Cosmopolitanism Globalisation Disembedding Media Saturation Simulacra Hyper Reality Unpredictable Individualism Pick n Mix Identity Sign Identity Cultural Hybridity Late Modernity Risk Society Flexible Accumulation New Right Privatisation Competition Individualism Vocationalism Neoliberalism Trade Liberalisation Free Market Deregulation Enterprise Entreprenurialism National Identity Culture of Dependency Underclass Marketisation