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WEEK 2 UDL NOTES!
WEEK 2 UDL NOTES!
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Marx believed that the modes of production aren't specific in itself.
True
False
2
Classes are the base of the superstructure of state+social insitutions
False
True
3
"A society of sameness is..." (p 141)
A similar mess
A homogenous mass
A social cohesion dominated place
A hassle
4
Division of labour, ownership, and trade are all examples of relations of production in the mode of production.
False
True
5
Marx had a positive view on the division of labour.
False
True
6
Durkheim compared society to what?
Organs
Ants
Puzzles
Hair
7
Which of the following was Durkheim a forefather of?
Functionalism
Symbolic Interactionism Theory
Systems Theory
Conflict Theory
8
Materialism: consciousness is born out of physical nature.. Idealism: consciousness is born before physical nature
False
True
9
Which of the following is not a reason of class division?
Struggle for resources
Inequality
Status
Friendship
10
Casual logic:relationship between a condition or variable and particular consequence, with one event leading to another
False
True
11
Which is a characteristic of social logic?
Socially determine ways that we act/feel
Multiple variables that contribute to the effect
Suspends dogmas and values
Conflict theory
12
X variable = independent/cause Y variable = dependent/effect
True
False
13
What is the formula for the Mode of Production?
Social cohesion + Interdependance
Marxism + Functionalism
Socialism + Consumption
Forces of production + Relations of productions
14
Why is the division of labour a good example of relations of production in the mode of production?
Labour power
It shows the physical aspects.
There are no raw materials involved in the relations of production.
It is a social relationship surrounding production.
15
A synonym for "horde" is..
Social
Blood tie
Family
Extension
16
Marx was neither a materialist or an idealist.
True
False
17
What topic does Marx apply his concept of alienation to?
Labour
Relationships
Individualism
Society
18
Manifest functions : consequences that are intended and commonly recognized
True
False
19
Which best describes the definition of "Forces of Production?"
Social relationships surrounding production
The networking between social classes
The functions within work relations
The physical aspects of the production process
20
The Paris Manuscripts are about Marx's view on alienation.
True
False
21
Which is not part of Durkheim's analysis of suicide?
Historical
Comparative
Depressing
Emirical
22
Causality: relationship between a condition or variable and a particular consequence with an even leading to another
True
False
23
What is the perfect consensus?
Abstract fundamental rules
Unity
Equality
All minds move in unison
24
Which is not part of your personal responsibility in a mechanical solidarity?
Clothes
Care
Friends
Food
25
Mechanical solidarity: society where everyone has the same role for individual survival
False
True
26
Which mode increased profit, distribution, and division of labour?
Feudalism
Communism
Capitalism
Socialism
27
Which of the following was not predicted by German Ideology?
Tribalism
Capitalism
Ancient Communal
Feudalism
28
Argued there are 3 life sciences with 3 dif objects of analysis... Bio = body, Psyc = mind, Socio = social facts
False
True
29
Latent functions : consequences that are unintended and often hidden
True
False
30
Conflict results in ___________ which creates social change.
Peace
Revolutions
Relationships
Individualism
31
Organic solidarity: a society where everyone is similar-same in their roles
True
False
32
Durkheim's view on causality is that social correlation implies causation.
True
False
33
The central argument of social cohesion is that the function of functionalism is to keep our society intacted
True
False
34
Gesellschaft: a community that is spaced out and isolated from others
True
False
35
Why was Marx interested in German Ideology?
Pseudoscience
He was German
He wanted an explanation of historical developments using a theory
The theory is similar to functionalism
36
Durkheim made Sociology...
A theory
A discipline
A joke
A psychology
37
Where is Marx's birth place?
Ukraine
Prussia
France
Poland
38
Which theory is Marx known for?
Conflict Theory
Systems Theory
Symbolic Interactionalism Theory
Functionalism
39
What is not an aspect of organic solidarity?
Highly organized, complex of division of labor
Ties to religion
Derived from a conscience collective that rests on mutual interdependence
Simile to organs
40
These are all modes of production in order: tribalism, ancient communal, feudalism, capitalism, socialism, and communism
True
False
41
Gemeinschaft: a close-knit community in which strong personal bonds unite members
False
True
42
Which of the following isn't one of Marx's "Major Works?"
Lenore
The German Ideology
Das Kapital
Grundisse
43
Organic solidarity is interdependent on others as everyone has an important role to functioning in society
True
False
44
Which is not a "major work" of Durkheim?
Suicide
The Division of Labour in Society
Depression
The Elementary Forms of Religious Life
45
Minimal division of labor has no..
All of the above
Structure
Organization
Category
46
Durkheim uses the concept of division of labour to explain...
How poverty starts
Conflict theory
Affects the growth of society
How labour is delegated
47
Why did he compare society to organs? Think functionalism!
There's a lot of organs and there's a lot of division labour
Organs tend to fail, causing harm to society and the body
Organs help the whole to function properly, like a human body
Conflict is gross = Organs are gross
48
Organic solidarity is Durkheim’s least functionalist idea
True
False
