Should we judge others according to their social roles?
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This document discusses whether people should be judged according to their social roles and responsibilities. It presents scenarios about a Medieval Duke deciding whether to go to war in Jerusalem and a Western Army Officer in 1894 deciding whether to attack natives. It asks the reader to consider how Godfrey de Bouillon and John M. Chivington were judged based on their choices and roles at the time, and whether people should be judged according to their social roles and responsibilities or based on other evidence.
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Plato lived from 428 BCE to 347 BCE in Athens. He was a student of Socrates and founded the Academy. The Republic is considered one of the first works of political science in Western civilization. In it, Plato discusses how human nature and society should be structured to maximize happiness and justice for all. He believes authority is best formalized through a socialist aristocracy, where each person contributes what they do best for the good of all, and society is governed by those most capable of providing justice - in Plato's view, philosophers like himself.
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Why does authority formalize?
Informal authority existed first in early human societies like hunter-gatherer bands and agricultural villages due to learning from family and elders. Formal authority developed later as societies became more complex with larger, sedentary, specialized populations in cities. The challenges of decision-making, dispute resolution, and resource distribution for larger populations led civilized societies to formalize authority structures in order to function effectively.
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The document discusses how social roles can impact decisions by examining two historical figures, Robert E. Lee and Sir Thomas More. It describes the dilemmas they faced regarding upholding their legal commitments versus their social roles during times of conflict, and asks the reader to consider how their social roles may have influenced their ultimate choices and outcomes. In fewer than 3 sentences, the document introduces two examples of historical figures who faced challenges between social expectations and legal obligations, and prompts the reader to think about the influence of social roles on decision making.
What is the difference between informal and formal authority?
The document discusses the difference between informal and formal authority. Informal authority is earned respect from peers based on expertise, while formal authority is appointed by society based on title. It asks the reader to make lists of examples of informal authorities throughout history and examples of formal authorities throughout history to illustrate the difference between the two types of authority.
Is the ideal worth pursuing?
The document discusses whether pursuing an ideal such as an ideal city is worthwhile. It asks if the ideal city is achievable, if we should try to achieve it, and who is responsible for setting the agenda to achieve it. Finally, it asks what is reasonable to ask of people to try and achieve the ideal.
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The document discusses the costs associated with creating and maintaining friendships and relationships between individuals and societies. It questions what price must be paid for friendship and how understanding this can help us better comprehend societies. Categorizing people and judging them by social roles can cause problems but may be convenient or socially expected.
Are we more concerned with social accuracy or social convenience?
The document discusses how social roles are defined by categories and ideal characteristics for men, women, and rappers. It questions whether the listed categories accurately capture all members of each group or just provide a convenient shorthand. The concluding question asks whether, based on class evidence, people are more concerned with accurately defining social roles or just finding convenient categories.
What problems can categorization cause?
Categorizing people based on limited attributes can lead to making incorrect assumptions and poor decisions. Seeking advice or guidance exclusively from individuals of a particular religion, profession, gender or other single attribute fails to consider the complexity of people and situations. Relying on overgeneralized categories can result in overlooking a person's full background, expertise and character.
If we are all unique, why do we categorize?
While individuals are unique, social categories are commonly used to separate people into subgroups based on profession, nationality, physical attributes, sexuality, age, politics, legal status, economics, religion, ethnicity, and gender. These categories significantly influence who people are likely to ask for advice in different situations - such as moral, political, parenting, community, and financial matters - with individuals belonging to categories considered more knowledgeable or experienced in certain domains. Therefore, categorization provides a means to identify others who may have specialized knowledge or qualities relevant to the task at hand, despite the overgeneralization and unique nature of each individual.
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The document discusses the price and costs of friendship according to quotes from The Little Prince. It asks the reader to consider whether the fox's definition of friendship as "to establish ties" is accurate. It also examines the fox's statement that "One only understands the things one tames" and that modern men have no time to understand anything and instead buy ready-made things, having no true friends as a result. The reader is prompted to agree or disagree with these perspectives on friendship and what it means to establish meaningful relationships.
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