Help
Options
Didn't know it?
click below
click below
Knew it?
click below
click below
Don't Know
Remaining cards (0)
Know
retry
shuffle
restart
0:00
Embed Code - If you would like this activity on your web page, copy the script below and paste it into your web page.
Normal Size Small Size show me how
Normal Size Small Size show me how
ROW 2 Durkheim
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Who lead the movement toward functionalism away from evolutionary idea. | Durkheim |
| by the ____ there was a general retreat of evolutionary thought in social science. | 1930's |
| Complex societies have complicated what? | social structures |
| lot's of disagreement, people who do not accept the status quo. | Heterodoxy |
| The more complex the social structure, the more likely there is to be | Heterodoxy |
| Who was the son of a Jewish Rabbi, a confirmed atheist? | Durkheim |
| What did Durkheim attempt to do his entire life? | Establish sociology as an independent scientific discipline based on emperical methods. |
| What was the name of Durkheims 1964 study? | The Division of Labour in society. He lays out his scheme regarding simple and complex societies. |
| You have a common value system, orthodoxy is prominent. Easy for people to be on the same page regarding religion. | simple society |
| As societies become more complex, they become more ______. | Secular. |
| Give two examples of secular | our public education system and our medical system. |
| What is Durkheims classic study and when was it written? | The Elementary Forms of Religious Life (1915) |
| Who didn't think there was anything to religion, but could not ignore it because he was a sociologist? | Durkheim |
| Why could Durkheim care less whether the claim of religious beliefs being true or false? | Because he was an atheist |
| In reality, there are no religions that are false. | Durkheim |
| Durkheim is NOT a cultural Materialist because he says that all religions, even primative function the same way. | (blank) |
| Durkheim define religion as | a unified set of beliefs and practices relative to sacred things that is to say things set apart and forbidden- beliefs and practices which unite one singel moral community- all those who adhere to them. |
| Durkheim said... | Religion is not personal, not an individual thing, religion is a collective cultural thing, a group cultural activety because religions are bigger than people. |
| In ___________ terms all religions are nonfunctional | instrumental |
| What two things are almost the same to Durkheim? | God and society. It's why he understands that religion is important. |
| Totem represents two things.. | a symbol of the God and of the society |
| Durkheim said | God is only a figurative expression of the society |
| monolithic | does not change, stays the same. |
| Existentialism | Jean-Paul Sartre, french philospher 1930's, said existence precedes essence. First you are born, then you are made. There is a window of opportunity to make yourself. |
| What celebrates and champions the idea that an individual should make themselves? | Existentialism |
| rituals function not only to strengthen the bonds attaching the individual to God, but they stregnthen the bonds attaching the individual to social group of which he or she is a member through______ the group becomes consious of itself.? | rituals |
| religious rituals are seen as a primary mechanism for expressing and reinforcing the sentiments and _____ of the group | solidarity |
| What is an inauthentic man? | the man that let's his culture make him what he is |
| Who said, if you are an inauthentic man, you will never know God as an individual? | Kierkegaard, he was an existentialist |
| Why does Durkheims theory not help us address change? | Because it emphasis the conservative religion too much. |
| Regarding Durkheim aitisims | Religion is a conservative force, he doesn't talk much about change. |
| Durkheim ignorse existential cocerns. | (blank) |
Created by:
4LSUFootball
Popular Nursing sets