1. Please explain the main point we deciphered fromthe piece "Shooting an Elephant," by George Orwell and how it fostered the principal framing devices that we are using in class this semester.
2. Based on Max Weber, please explain (using both our framing devises or specific terms) the key similarities and differences between the good Protestant, the good (small-c) capitalist, and the consumer (in the 20th/21st Centuries).
3. Please explain the following equation M>C>P>C'>M'; in so doing, explain what are the key elements of it (i.e. for what do the letters stand), from whose perspective is the equation told, and what principle introduced.
4. Describe what is the difference between work and labor and why is the term "free" placed in quotes when we use it to describe laborers.
5. Explain briefly what are the four characteristics of the laborer.