SOCY 122 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Catholic Theology, Mechanical And Organic Solidarity, Pierre-Joseph Proudhon

• School: Queen's University
• Department: Social Sci, Edu and Soc Work - Sociology
• Course: SOCY 122
• Professor: Rob Beamish

Document Summary

There are six overall objectives that this week"s reading are designed to achieve: to introduce emile durkheim as another founder of one of the dominant macro sociological frameworks used by sociologists; macro sociological frameworks used by sociologists; 3 to overview key aspects of the work of descartes, montesquieu, saint simon and comte and indicate their contributions to the development of sociology, in general, and durkheim"s work in particular. 2 to provide the overall intellectual context within which durkheim"s sociology. 1 to introduce emile durkheim as another founder of one of the dominant arose; 4 to explore emile durkheim"s major contributions to sociology; 5 to examine the development of durkheim"s thought within his work the. 6 to introduce and examine one of the key elements in durkheim"s thought conscience collective. Durkheim"s later discussions of methodology for sociology; to examine in some detail durkheim"s conception of the conscience collective.