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BUS 1050 Edition 1nd Lecture 1 Outline of Last Lecture I Syllabus Outline of Current Lecture II Syllabus III Business Theory Current Lecture Antithesis Profit limits Growth limits Community interests Community ownership Factors of capital Synthesis Profit optimization Growth optimization Communicritism Self interest Private ownership of factors Thesis Infinite Profit Infinite Growth Maximized Self Interest Private Ownership of the factors of capital August Comte James Watts Neurowen Charles Fourier Capitalism socialist communist anarchy Did capitalism create the idea of infinite growth Or is it natural for us to think to collet as much as possible If so capitalism if in our nature It is correct to say that theories are concocted in order to legitimate already existing social institutions But is also happens that social institutions are changed in order to bring them into conformity with already existing theories Social construction of reality Peter Berger Thomas Luckman Freedom of Utopia The utopia of the ascendant bourgeoisie was the idea of freedom It was I part a real utopia It contained elements oriented toward the realization of a new social order and which were instrumental in disintegrated the previously existing social order and which after their realization did in part become translated into reality Freedom in the sense of bursting asunder the bonds of the static guild and caste order in the sense of political freedom and freedom of the unhampered development of the personality became a realizable possibility Freedom and Utopia Karl Manneheim Values in American Life Achievements and Success Activity and Work These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor s lecture GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes not as a substitute Efficiency and Practicality Moral Orientation and Humanitarianism Freedom Equality Patriotism Material Comfort External Conformity Rationality and Measurement We admire to aspire to acquire what we desire Yale Code Read Line20 Page 8 line 46


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