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...]. (see [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Structural_functionalism Structural functionalism])

...iology)|power]]. The dominant usage comes from [[Functionalism (sociology)|functionalism]], defining authority as ''power which is recognized as legitimate and just

===Functionalism=== ...tructure of religious communities and their beliefs. A major criticism of functionalism is that it lends itself to [[teleology|teleological]] explanations. An exa

...i/Archaeology postmodernism], agency theory, cognitive science, Structural functionalism, gender-based and Feminist archaeology, and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/

...]], race and class divisions discriminated against individuals – Parsonian functionalism faded in popularity in the 1970s.

...view" through [[participant observation]]. Theoretically, he advocated a [[Functionalism (sociology)|functionalist]] interpretation, which examined how social insti ...em to keep it functioning harmoniously. (This contrasted with Malinowski's functionalism, and was quite different from the later French [[Structuralism#Structuralis

...framework, producing rival accounts of how best to accommodate [[mind]] [[functionalism]], [[anomalous monism]], [[identity theory]] and so on.

...en [[materialism]]. Type [[identity theory]], token [[identity theory]], [[functionalism]], [[reductive physicalism]], [[nonreductive physicalism]], [[eliminative m

...though a possible additional identifier, alters in no way the propriety or functionalism of the name once established. "Peach Street" is Peach Street, and if my son

...icalism]], [[social constructionism]], [[structuralism]], and [[structural functionalism]]. Research methods shared include a wide variety of [[quantitative method|