Answer:
Utilize verstehen (understanding) in order to subjectively understand social interactions
Explanation:
Max Weber in his symbolic interaction theory suggested that, in order to understand particular society very well, theorist should consider peculiar factors that drives the society, a viewed he termed as Verstehen which is considered a fundamental aspect of Sociology.
The popular saying that "He walks the shoe knows where it pinches" best explain his view. Thus, to have a better understanding or explanation of a society, theorists should put themselves in the position of such people rather than attributes same factors to explain different people or society. In furtherance, Weber, tried to justify this assertion by using the concept of Rationalization, a way of taking decisions based on present or available facts and figures rather than the set of beliefs of people in the past, to explain how the Western world moves away from the arhaic method of reasoning. For example, a shift from how societies were governed in the past, by moving away from monarchy to democracy, while also changing from Socialism to Capitalism.
In essence, he believed that sociology theorists should not just study and analyze a society, but also empathetically understand the individual in the society.
Yes, this is correct:
Specifically, it is provided for in the following text of the Twelfth Amendment
" they shall name in their ballots the person voted for as President, and
in distinct ballots the person voted for as Vice-President"
In practice, the vice president is often the running-mate.
Is life that exists only off our planet,
No aliens have been seen/found yet, but it is a strong theory as the universe is very large.
I'm pretty sure that the most suitable one is C. Renewed interest among students in the humanities
Answer:
The President of the European Parliament (Martin Schulz) stated that it must be a precondition for Turkey to recognise the systematic massacres of Armenians in 1915 as genocide. The government of Turkey rejects such a precondition for EU membership and does not accept it as a part of the EU membership criteria.
