Your best friend, who has recently graduated with honors from harvard university, arrives at a party youre hosting. despite being a total stranger to all of the guests, your friend is surrounded almost constantly by others throughout the entire evening. youre left feeling a little jealous because of this unexpected popularity. how would a theorist like max weber analyze this situation

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Lauren Robles

Social Studies

28 November, 17:37

Your best friend, who has recently graduated with honors from harvard university, arrives at a party youre hosting. despite being a total stranger to all of the guests, your friend is surrounded almost constantly by others throughout the entire evening. youre left feeling a little jealous because of this unexpected popularity. how would a theorist like max weber analyze this situation

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Scarlett Stafford · Answer 1

Since Max Weber is a sociologist who base his answers in theories and researches related to the people's way of socializing, I would assume that Max Weber analyze this situation that the reason why my friends were surrounding my bestfriend because of the sole fact that they like to be involved with someone that graduated from a prestigious university. It is because they believed that it is somehow a pleasure or great to have someone like her, to be connected to them and not because of what my best friend is truly is.