Why does Weber consider that a social revolution will not eliminate SI in modern society?
A. SI is a feature of a bureaucratic system.
B. This system is unlikely to be eliminated because modern society depends on it.
C. Weber thought that a revolution was unlikely to succeed because of the power of the economic elites.
D. A social revolution will devastate society, creating more poverty and inequality.
E. Weber thought that SI relies more on individual differences than social structure.
A. SI is a feature of a bureaucratic system.
B. This system is unlikely to be eliminated because modern society depends on it.
C. Weber thought that a revolution was unlikely to succeed because of the power of the economic elites.
D. A social revolution will devastate society, creating more poverty and inequality.
E. Weber thought that SI relies more on individual differences than social structure.