The Kurds are a people group with no homeland. They often are the victims of intimidation and violence which has resulted in the

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The Kurds are a people group with no homeland. They often are the victims of intimidation and violence which has resulted in the

ir impoverished status as a group. A sociologist studying the Kurds would likely approach his conclusions from the _________ theoretical perspective. a. Structural functionalist b. Symbolic interactionist c. Conflict d. Feminist

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vlada-n [284] · Answer 1 · 2022-01-01T02:58:23+03:00

Answer:

Conflict

Explanation:

In general terms, we can see that sociological perspectives focus on two opposing themes: While the structural or functionalist approach views society as composed of varios parts, having each a function that when fullfilled , it makes a contribution to the society's equilibrium.

The kurds have a long history as ethnic group , being in middle east. Bein identified themsevles apart from Arabic majorities and having a more progressive , secular, and western orientation, they fail still to be recognized as a state nation.

This is why Conflict theorists would argue in the case of Kurds:

Why the society has failed or why kurds have not been assimilated and giving a function and meaning?

Then they would see society as divided into groups each with different power and resources that are in a dynamic of constant struggle and exploit with one another (Turkey vs Kurds)