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What type of theories are Marxism, Feminism & Functionalism?

Structural approaches (top-down, macro)

What type of theory is functionalism?

Consensus theory

What does GAIL model stand for?

Goal attainment, Adaptation, Integration, Latency

Durkheim's term for external forces shaping behaviour

Social facts

Durkheim's term for normlessness

Anomie

Merton: functions intended & recognised

Manifest functions

Marx's 2 main classes

Ruling class (bourgeoisie) & working class (proletariat)

Marx: term for workers unaware of exploitation

False consciousness

Gramsci's term for ruling class dominance via ideas

Hegemony

Althusser: controls population by force

Repressive state apparatus

Althusser: spreads dominant ideology

Ideological state apparatus

Walby: women's primary responsibility limits paid work

The household (triple shift, dual burden)

Oakley: biological differences

Sex (fixed)

Oakley: culturally constructed differences

Gender (variable, learned via socialisation)

Marxist feminism: women in & out of jobs when needed

Reserve army of labour

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