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Sati, According, Weber is:
Social action
Wertrational action
Affective action
Institutionalized action
- According to Max Weber, Sati (the historical custom where a widow immolated herself on her husband's funeral pyre) represents a form of social action because it is guided by shared social meanings and values.
- Option 1: Social action
- Correct Answer
- Social action means any action done by an individual that takes into account the behavior of others and is oriented in its course.
- Option 2: Wertrational action
- This is value-rational action, done because of a belief in some ethical, religious, or other value. Sati can sometimes be interpreted as this, but Weber explicitly termed it a “social action” in a general sense.
- Option 3: Affective action
- Action driven by emotions or feelings rather than rationality or tradition.
- Option 4: Institutionalized action
- Refers to actions that are embedded into established organizations or traditions. Sati was institutionalized historically, but that's not Weber's exact categorization.
Correct Answer: Option 1 - Social action
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