Karl Marx, Emile Durkheim, Max Weber
Question and answers correctly solved
Marx on class - correct answer ✔group of individuals who share a common
position in relation to means or horse of production
-example materials, Tech, land
ritual (durkheim) - correct answer ✔a higher routine act
-taking communion, fasting, prayer
Marx's private ownership - correct answer ✔leads to exploitation and
dominance
symbol (durkheim) - correct answer ✔something that stands for something
else. representation of collective meanings and ideas
ex.cross, Bible
Laissez-faire - correct answer ✔invisible hand allows you to freely enter
market pursue on market pursue own interests and all will prevail leads
together wealth and well-being
symbols are classified as - correct answer ✔scarred and profane
class consciousness (Marx) - correct answer ✔an awareness of the working
class of its relationship to the means of production and awareness that they're
being oppressed
scarred - correct answer ✔refers to extraordinary, above & beyond
, theoretical orientation Marx - correct answer ✔collective: overall order (not
individuals)
rationing: strategic -has a clear plan
profane - correct answer ✔mundane, average life
Marx- three basic concerns in the German ideology - correct answer ✔-
relationship between physical reality in human ideas
-relationship between human activity and consciousness
-materialistic conception of history
functions of religion (durkheim) - correct answer ✔-to encode the system of
relation to groups
- focus and reaffirms collective sentiments that hold groups together
-bind people together in the elevation of society
Mark baber theoretical orientation - correct answer ✔collective and rational
what does Marx's like of hegel's ideas - correct answer ✔Mark's likes each
successive period of evolution is in the correct order
what does Marx dislike hegel's ideas - correct answer ✔it's material
existence
- not consciousness that feels change
sociology (Weber) - correct answer ✔science which attempts the interpretive
understanding of social action to determine the cause and effect
Question and answers correctly solved
Marx on class - correct answer ✔group of individuals who share a common
position in relation to means or horse of production
-example materials, Tech, land
ritual (durkheim) - correct answer ✔a higher routine act
-taking communion, fasting, prayer
Marx's private ownership - correct answer ✔leads to exploitation and
dominance
symbol (durkheim) - correct answer ✔something that stands for something
else. representation of collective meanings and ideas
ex.cross, Bible
Laissez-faire - correct answer ✔invisible hand allows you to freely enter
market pursue on market pursue own interests and all will prevail leads
together wealth and well-being
symbols are classified as - correct answer ✔scarred and profane
class consciousness (Marx) - correct answer ✔an awareness of the working
class of its relationship to the means of production and awareness that they're
being oppressed
scarred - correct answer ✔refers to extraordinary, above & beyond
, theoretical orientation Marx - correct answer ✔collective: overall order (not
individuals)
rationing: strategic -has a clear plan
profane - correct answer ✔mundane, average life
Marx- three basic concerns in the German ideology - correct answer ✔-
relationship between physical reality in human ideas
-relationship between human activity and consciousness
-materialistic conception of history
functions of religion (durkheim) - correct answer ✔-to encode the system of
relation to groups
- focus and reaffirms collective sentiments that hold groups together
-bind people together in the elevation of society
Mark baber theoretical orientation - correct answer ✔collective and rational
what does Marx's like of hegel's ideas - correct answer ✔Mark's likes each
successive period of evolution is in the correct order
what does Marx dislike hegel's ideas - correct answer ✔it's material
existence
- not consciousness that feels change
sociology (Weber) - correct answer ✔science which attempts the interpretive
understanding of social action to determine the cause and effect
