The semiotic model which is the foundation for French structuralism and the poststructural critique of the sign was developed by
a. Jean Baudrillard
b. Michel Foucault
c. Ferdinand de Saussure
d. Jacques Derrida
c. Ferdinand de Saussure
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One of the most important factors in determining income is:
a. length of residence in the United States b. life expectancy c. education d. height
An outgroup occurs when a member outgrows the group
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
___________ Health care bureaucracy that typically has two lines of clear authority, one of physicians who retain authority over medical matters and one of general administrators who have authority over business matters
What will be an ideal response?
The authors compare these two books (Learning to Labor and Ain't No Makin' It) and conclude:
A. Willis's use of theory is too dogmatic. B. MacLeod's use of theory is the most effective. C. Both authors "use too much theory" and therefore their studies are abstract and confusing. D. It is a matter of taste—both approaches are acceptable. E. Neither sociologist has made an effective use of theory.