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classic soc quiz 1

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hobbes' three causes for quarrel competition (for gain), glory (for reputation), diffidence (for safety - lack of trust, esp. to self)
hobbes' social contract giving up freedom for safety: fear moved from neighbours to authority
hobbes' natural laws pursue peace or war based on what will best protect oneself
hobbes on human nature reason is not natural, CONFLICT and COMPETITION is
rousseau on human nature COOPERATION is natural
rousseau's social contract advantages of nature -> advantages of civility
rousseau on the state could not have been created without people having cooperation/community FIRST
rousseau on authority absolute authority renders actions meaningless
smith on human nature SYMPATHY is natural (limited by personal experience, gap bridged with language)
smith on propriety relationship between sentiments & actions (from your perspective)
smith on individualization leads to feeling of alienation/ennui (no one else feels this way, i am alone...)
smith's two virtues amiable and respectable (sympathizing reasonably, acquiring respect for that ability)
kant on public disagreement must be allowed to argue as much as you want (& about what you want), but you must obey
role differentiation (kant) varying roles in society: people act differently in different spheres
kant: "political power should be done through..." reason, not domination
kant on ideology state + church limit people's ability to think for themselves - making them IMMATURE
estranged labour worker reduced to another commodity (increased value of commodity->decreased value of worker)
species-being capitalism alienates from nature, labour, and other people: our whole species and behaviours
process of survival complicated from... i am, i have, i survive -> i am, i have labour, i sell my labour on MARKET, i get & trade money, i have, i survive
empiricism and materialism need to focus on real-world experiences, not separate reason/spirit from them
tribal property system endogenous: all for community/family
communal property system private property begins emerging
feudal property system private property becomes more important than communal property (urbanization)
corporate property system money making more money, property making more property
commodity fetishism object-> commodity transformation (added socially defined, not innate, concept of VALUE)
world embracing market capitalism is a globalized unstoppable force
MCM also M-M': turning money into more money - OPEN PROCESS: CAN BE ENDLESS
CMC essentially trade (commodity for commodity, with money to smooth transaction) - CLOSED PROCESS
enlightenment having courage to use your own understanding without guidance of another (opposite of immaturity)
public reason speak out, foster free thinking (outside of the duties you perform), DISAGREE and advocate for reform
private reason obey the rules (especially regarding your duties), do not rebel (risking chaos / civil war)
political economy treating private property and interests of capitalists as facts not to be questioned, hides relationship b/w worker and production
alienation of labour 'human activities' (creation, imagination, thinking, any external labour) = COERCED, a means to satisfy ANIMAL needs
race, according to du bois a family of humans (generally w/ common blood+language, always w/ common history) striving together for ideals of life
du bois on what is necessary to advance (the race) honesty, earnestness, inspiration, unity - throughout Black organizations
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