Lecture 1 The State

A  global poverty is an example, objective and sytemic violence can be viewed form the same vantage point

B  objective and sytemic violence can be viewed form the same vantage point

C  symbolic is a form, global poverty is an example, and systemic is a form

D  none of the choices

A  normative dimension “how we ought to live together”, process of determining how power and resources are distributed, it is easy to understand, arranges our lives into a kind of social order

B  normative dimension “how we ought to live together”, it can be undermined by cultural prejuidices and ignorance, it is easy to understand

C  normative dimension “how we ought to live together”, it can be undermined by cultural prejuidices and ignorance, it is easy to understand, arranges our lives into a kind of social order

D  normative dimension “how we ought to live together”, arranges our lives into a kind of social order, process of determining how power and resources are distributed, it can be undermined by cultural prejuidices and ignorance

A  it is the most efficient way to distribute resources, elites divert resources to their own ends and not necessarily public ends

B  elites divert resources to their own ends and not necessarily public ends, it relies on projects of legitimation, capture extends to knownledge, attention

C  it relies on projects of legitimation, it is the most efficient way to distribute resources

D  none of the choices

A  population movement, equality

B  measurement, language, music

C  music , equality

D  measurement, population movement, creation/regulation of marks, language

A  True

B  False