SOSC 1720 Study Guide - Final Guide: Commodity Fetishism, Utopian Socialism, Marginalism
19 Sep 2015
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The first part will be short answer questions asking you to identify the meaning, significance and issues connected to or raised by these concepts/ideas we have examined. The second part will consist of two longer essay questions. The first part of the exam (short answer) and each longer essay question are equally weighted. You are expected to make use of course readings and lectures in formulating your answers. The exam will list sixteen of the following questions from which you will be asked to choose four. Identify the meaning, significance, conditions and issues connected to or raised by the following: marginalism 11. World bank/imf: golden age of capitalism 12. colonialism, internal culture of the individual 13. surplus value, labour theory of value 14. objectification/alienation, new imperialist state 15. circulation, ideological cultural formation 16. wage form, commodity fetishism 17. Bretton woods: realm of necessity/ realm of freedom 20. anarchy of production.
