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A focus on the relationship between labour and capital as one characterised by conflict rather than consensus is typical of a:
Marxist approach
interactionist approach
functionalist approach
feminist approach
- Option 1: Marxist approach
- Focuses on the inherent conflict between labor (workers) and capital (owners).
- Views society through the lens of class struggle and economic exploitation.
- Examines how power and resources are distributed unequally, leading to tension.
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- Option 2: Interactionist approach
- Focuses on social interactions and meanings people attach to them.
- Examines everyday interactions rather than macro-level structures.
- Less emphasis on conflict and more on individual and small-group dynamics.
- Option 3: Functionalist approach
- Views society as a complex system with interdependent parts.
- Emphasizes social stability and consensus.
- Regards conflict as something that disrupts social harmony.
- Option 4: Feminist approach
- Focuses on gender inequality and power relations between genders.
- Examines how patriarchy and societal norms perpetuate gender-based disparities.
- Conflict seen primarily in terms of gender rather than purely economic class.
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