The father of sociology is _____ _____ because he created the science of sociology when none existed.
Starts with
B
The ____ were 1 of the 2 classes that Marx predicted would run society one day, and this class would own the means of production.
Starts with
C
Marx predicted that the bourgeoisie (capitalists) would be defeated by the proletariat (wage workers), and society would be classless, or _____ .
Starts with
D
The most prominent of scientific sociologists was _____ , who was first to use statistical techniques in his groundbreaking research on suicide.
Starts with
E
_____ _____ argued that different types of societies were based upon different types of relationships, one society based upon specialized roles, one society based upon family.
Starts with
F
In Europe, _____ _____ led to economic and social effects that touched all parts of life in society, and this massive social chaos is what led to the creation of Sociology.
Starts with
G
Verstehen is the best method for understanding the personal intentions of people in _____ , according to Weber.
Starts with
H
After a failed wedding engagement, a failed textile factory, and the loss of her hearing, smell, & taste, _____ _____ had to make money as a popular writer.
Starts with
I
In Europe, _____ _____ changed all parts of people's lives as they moved to factories from farms, and this massive social chaos is what led to the creation of Sociology.
Starts with
J
Karl Marx did not think of himself as a sociologist, mainly because he studied law, discussed philosophy, & worked as a _____ .
Starts with
K
_____ _____ was a journalist in a newspaper, studied law, and practices philosophy. but he did not consider himself to be a sociologist; Still, his ideas had an effect on sociology.
Contains
L
Society and the human body both have parts that work together in an effort to promote the _____ of society and the body, according to Herbert Spencer.
Starts with
M
Strong social pressures for conformity, dependence on family & tradition, & consensus of values and beliefs; This is known as
_____ _____ , & it was used in preindustrial societies.
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N
Martineau inspired future generations of _____ theorists by writing about the inferior position of women & about women’s lack of economic power.
Starts with
O
_____ _____ is the type of relationship used in industrial society, in which social interdependency is based on specialized roles, & the members of society are dependent on one another for goods and services.
Starts with
P
_____ is the idea that sociology is a science based on knowledge which we are sure is accurate, according to Comte.
Contains
Q
Durkheim introduced statistical _____ and Weber introduced research _____ , both of which led to sociology being an actual science.
Starts with
R
The rise of _____ was key to our transition from preindustrial to industrial society, seeing how preindustrial society depends upon superstition & emotion and ____ depends upon reason & knowledge .
Starts with
S
Spencer's theory of _____ _____ argued that if people did not interfere with society, natural "social" selection would ensure the survival of the fittest society.
Starts with
T
The English ____ of Comte’s "Positive Philosophy" is what Harriet Martineau is best known for, as it is the most readable version.
Contains
U
Sociology rose out of a few European intellectuals who were worried about sudden changes & who wanted to bring back a sense of _____ , & restore order.
Starts with
V
_____ is walking a mile in someone else's shoes so you can better understand their social behavior, according to Max Weber
Contains
W
The concept of rationalization led to new research techniques that prevented personal biases from corrupting sociological investigations, according to _____ _____ .
Contains
X
_____ predicted that the proletariats (wage workers) would bring down the Bourgeoisie (capitalists), and society would have one class of people.
Contains
Y
Auguste Comte created the idea of _____ _____ , or the study of social change.
Contains
Z
Durkheim: mechanical solidarity depends on tradition and family, while organic solidarity depends upon _____ roles.
