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◉ Herbert Spencer.
Answer: *Called 2nd founder of sociology
*disagreed with Conte, believed sociologists should not guide social
reform
*societies are evolving from lower to higher form
*society's most capable and intelligent members service - the less
capable die out
*fittest members produce a more advanced society "The survival of
the fittest" or "Social Darwinism" (credited to Darwin because he
applied it to organisms.


Viewed society as a living organism, similar to an animals body -
must function together to function smoothly. (functional analysis)


◉ Karl Marx.
Answer: *believed the engine of human history is class conflict
*society is made up of 2 classes
*economics is a central force in social change

,*Bourgeoisie - capitalist own the means of production, money, land,
factories and machines
*Proletariat - workers;
*workers will unite and bread their chains of bondage
*introduced Conflict Theory
*did not think of himself as a sociologist


◉ Bourgeoisie.
Answer: Capitalists
they own the means of production - money, land, factories, and
machines.


◉ Proletariat.
Answer: Workers


◉ Emile Durkheim.
Answer: *succeeded in getting sociology recognized as a separate
academic discipline
*how social forces affect peoples behavior
*Social Integration

, when all parts of society full their part it is in a "normal" state, if
they do not fulfill their function it is in an "abnormal" or pathological
state. (functional analysis)


◉ Social Integration.
Answer: Degree to which people are tied to their social groups.


People with weaker social ties are more likely to commit suicide


◉ Applying Durkheim.
Answer: Patterns of behavior or recurring patterns or events


◉ Max Weber.
Answer: *used cross culture and historical materials to trace the
cause of social change and how social groups affect peoples
orientation to life
*disagreed with Karl Marx
*Roman Catholics taught to hold on to tradition, protestant taught to
embrace change
*Protestant ethic


◉ Protestant Ethic.
Answer: *looked for sign they were in Gods good grace

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