Why is C. Wright Mills sometimes thought of as postmodern imitator? Select all, but only those that apply.
a. Mills offers a grand narrative about the dominance of the power elite.
b. Mills actually used the term postmodern.
c. He was critical of the grand theories now thought quintessentially modern.
d. Mills wanted sociology to be morally and socially engaged.
b. Mills actually used the term postmodern.
c. He was critical of the grand theories now thought quintessentially modern.
d. Mills wanted sociology to be morally and socially engaged.
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