2 years ago

C. wright mills had a negative view of the elite-mass dichotomy. his viewpoint fits into what paradigm?

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C. Wright Mills had a negative view of the elite-mass dichotomy. His viewpoint fits into the following paradigm: conflict.
The other options don't really make sense: symbolic interactionism is incorrect because there is no interaction here. Functionalism is also not true because his negative views don't really serve any function in the society. And feminism obviously doesn't fit here, which means that the conflict paradigm is correct.

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