Weber and class

[@heatherchando5873]

Thank you Sir. I needed this for a assignment in Sociology class!

[@aseofspades4802]

wow, that helped so much. Webber's writings are really dense and difficult to understand... you really helped make things clear! thank you so much!

[@IntroductiontoSociologyChannel]

You're very welcome, glad it was useful.

[@cct4388]

thank you so much! i was really struggling to understand Weber's writings and this helped lay it out in a way that was much easier to understand

[@edensarai6654]

Amazing explanation, thank you

[@jakedavis3292]

Thanks from the USA!

[@alexander1955]

You're very welcome!

[@nithanthkarthik5747]

Thank you

[@kristinrichie3718]

Hi, I am teaching an online class. May I post this video in the class? Thanks!

[@alexander1955]

Yes, of course, glad it's of use. Happy to receive any comments, too, it's all work in progress!

[@kristinrichie3718]

Thanks, Robert! Will do!

[@alexander1955]

Hopefully you'd find the other videos useful, as well :) And there's the Facebook page, which you might find useful for teaching purposes: facebook.com/Sociology.Pearson/

[@kristinrichie3718]

Great, thanks Robert.

[@dampudulom1627]

thank you sir, kindly make more videos on sociology's topics. i would love if you do a simulation and simuclra! 💪

[@mirzaardi3274]

Thanks

[@IntroductiontoSociologyChannel]

You're very welcome, glad it was useful.

[@angelobernardo3503]

4:30

[@lancelot1236]

Hi goodevening can u help me answer this question : Discuss the extent to which it can be argued that race and not class determines the position on an individual in the stratification system in the Caribbean.

[@ashokpathak4695]

wow

[@jeemoriginal]

You already know I got sent ere by Kate