SOC 100 Study Guide - Meiji Restoration, Protestant Work Ethic, Mechanical And Organic Solidarity
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Note: this handout is meant as a guide to help you study for the first in-class exam. A student who understands the key concepts and the meaning of the quotable quotes will do much better on the exam than one who does not. Let me dispense with a word of caution, however. This review sheet is not guaranteed to be comprehensive, nor is it meant to be a substitute for a careful set of reading, lecture, and discussion notes. It is only meant to help supplement and structure your review. Be absolutely sure to rely on your own notes as well. Key concepts ethos eschatological epiphenomenal asceticism solidarity anomie dialectic dialectical materialism dialectical idealism mode of production feudalism capitalism (marx) communism ideology relations of production forces of production cash-nexus bourgeosie proletariat class-in-itself class-for-itself immiseration of the proletariat bourgeois revolution. French revolution sober bourgeois capitalism (weber) ideal type predestination.
