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Introduction, Opening Discussion (PDF) |
| 2 |
How do we Study or do Social Science? (PDF) |
| 3 |
Continue Elaborating Definition of Power as Capacity to Produce Intended and Foreseen Effects on Others (PDF) |
| 4 |
Film Showing: "Obedience and Conformity" |
| 5 |
Continue Elaboration of the Definition of Power, Begin Discussion of What Power is Not: Influence and Conformity (PDF) |
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Film Showing: "Triumph of the Will" (2 hours) |
| 7 |
Conformity and Influence, Then Introduction of Three Forms of Power: Manipulation, Persuasion and Force (PDF) |
| 8 |
Force (cont.) (PDF) |
| 9 |
Personal Power, Charisma, Leadership (PDF) |
| 10 |
Charisma, Video of Reputedly Charismatic Leaders' Speeches (PDF) |
| 11 |
Explaining Power Differentials, from Classical Theory (PDF) |
| 12 |
Classical Theories of Power, How do Differentials in Power Arise? (PDF) |
| 13 |
How do Power Differential Arise? From Social Organization (PDF) |
| 14 |
How do Power Differentials Arise: Lessons from Classical Social Theory (cont.), Review of Last Class: Max Weber (PDF) |
| 15 |
How do Differentials in Power Arise? Lessons from Social Theory (cont.) (PDF) |
| 16 |
How do Power Differentials Arise? Lessons from Social Theory, Marx (cont.) (PDF) |
| 17 |
How is Power Institutionalized? Foucault (PDF) |
| 18 |
How is Power Institutionalized and Exercised? (PDF) |
| 19 |
Power Institutionalized (PDF) |
| 20 |
Power Institutionalized, Concluded, Transformations in Authority in Modern World (PDF) |
| 21 |
Transformations in Location and Sources of Authority, Examples of Professional Authority |
| 22 |
Transformations in Location and Sources of Authority (cont.) (PDF) |
| 23 |
Professional Authority and Cultural Hegemony (PDF) |
| 24 |
Professional Authority and Cultural Hegemony (cont.): Deconstruction and Postmodern / Post / Structuralism (PDF) |
| 25 |
Post-Modernism, Postmodernity and Power (cont.) (PDF) |
| 26 |
Conclusion on Postmodernism / Postmodernity, Class Discussion (PDF) |
| 27 |
Concluding Observations, Comments (PDF) |
