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(WEBER, 1996: 60. ANPUH. S25. 1236. pdf. Adaptado.)
Provavelmente, nenhuma obra leiga chamou tanto a atenção para o pensamento de Calvino quanto “A ética protestante e o espírito do capitalismo” de Max Weber. Nessa obra, dentre outras teorias, Weber destaca:
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Ao analisar o caso mencionado à luz do pensamento de Durkheim, considerando as características apontadas por ele em relação às sociedades indígenas, é correto afirmar que:
(Domingues, 1999.)
Cada uma dessas premissas está diretamente relacionada a uma corrente teórico-clássica que, por sua vez, deu origem a novas interpretações sociológicas, como a de:
(Quintanero et Al. Um toque de clássicos.)
A ideia explícita no enunciado, relacionada a uma análise da sociedade capitalista e de seus atores sociais, refere-se, especificamente, ao pensamento de:


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The Internet is an all-inclusive collection of data sources/protocols including email, instant messaging, etc. which has been changing the English language. For example, “to Google” is a transitive verb meaning to use a search engine to find information. Mark the statement which does NOT contain consistent information:
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Ambiguities arise mostly in homophones and homonyms. A joke that exploits similar sounding words with different meanings is called a pun. The word/expression which is basis for the joke is:
1. mankind = humankind
2. blind = sight impaired
3. broken home = dysfunctional Family
4. chairman = chair
5. Christian name = first name
6. cleaner = facility manager
7. confined to a wheelchair = wheelchair user
8. deaf = hearing impaired
9. diabetic = person with diabetes
10. drug addict = person with a chemical dependency
11. fireman = firefighter
12. forefathers = ancestors / forebears
13. Frenchman = French person
14. headmaster / headmistress = diretor
15. homosexual = same-sex
16. husband / wife = spouse
17. retardation = intellectual disability
18. Indians = Native Americans
19. juvenile delinquents = children at risk
20. male nurse = nurse
Our perception of reality is determined by our thought processes that are influenced by the language we use. In this way language shapes our reality and tells us how to think about and respond to that reality. The option that is compatible with the list is:
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The argumentative scheme employed in the building of an image follows precise objectives developed around a theme. The segment “If you value it” displays the placard’s general theme which is education and the segment “fund it” refers specifically to the: