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SOC 185C Midterm review Chamberlain College Of Nursing Question and answers rated A+ 2024/2025 SOC 185C Midterm review Briefly describe "the problem of social order." By this, I do not mean how the theorists answer the question, but I want you to explain the question itself. (1-3 sentences) ...

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SOC 185C Midterm review
Briefly describe "the problem of social order." By this, I do not mean how the
theorists answer the question, but I want you to explain the question itself. (1-
3 sentences) - correct answer ✔The Problem of social order is not asking for
the "problem" but merely the explanation of social order in complex societies.
How does society work in a constant changing nature. The question is asking
how social order is possible without constant chaos.


Briefly explain, using Lord of the Flies, the "dual nature" of social order. (1-3
sentences) - correct answer ✔In LOTF the boys create their own society,
electing leaders and tasks. Overtime the society takes a life of its own,
referring to the dual nature of social order. The convergence of the individuals
creates a social order that is far more complex than its individuals.


What is modernity? In your answer, list and explain the four characteristics of
modernity.(5 sentences—definition plus four characteristics) - correct answer
✔Modernity is the change of life due to the industrialization period and the
protestant reformation.
Industrialization of Europe which caused drastic social and economic
changes.
Capitalism takes over and helps rebirth cities.
The philosophy of humanism takes place, that all humans are the same.
The Catholic Church loses its authrotiy and monopolization of religion.


Briefly explain how Marx, Weber, and Durkheim all answer the question of
social order.
(3 sentences) - correct answer ✔Marx's social order revolved around the
economy, especially the relationship between the bourgeois and proletariats.
Weber explains social order as the rationalization and disenchantment of
society.

, Durkheim's explanation of social order comes from solidary and shared norms
and values.


Briefly explain what Marx, Weber, and Durkheim each wrote about the division
of labor
in modern society. (3 sentences) - correct answer ✔Marx wrote that division
of labor would greatly increase productivity, but further produce alienation
amongst the workers.
Weber stated that the division of labor was based on rationlization, although
caused people to be stuck in the iron cage.
Durkheim believed that division of labor created an interdependence within
modern society.


What is alienation? List and explain each of the four types. (5 sentences) -
correct answer ✔Alienation is the separation of two things that belong
together, in which Marx uses the workplace to describe how it is caused by
the fight between the bourgeoisie and the proletariat
Worker is alienated from the product they are making
Worker is alienated from themself, being traded on the market
Worker is alienated from other workers
Worker is alienated from their free will.


Why, for Marx, would raising wages not help alienation? (1-2 sentences) -
correct answer ✔Marx says that raising wages would not help because it still
leaves the worker alienated amongst himself and others. Raising wages also
doesnt help alienation because the worker is still poor and alienated in
comparison to the bourgeoisie.


For Marx, what is the cause of alienation? What then, according to Marx, is
the solution? - correct answer ✔For Marx the cause of alienation is the
constant battle of the property (bourgeoisie) and the propertyless (proletariat),

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