Exam #2 Flashcards

(21 cards)

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What was Emile Durkheim’s goal for sociology

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keep cell/society functioning optimally in the interest of social cohesion

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Anomie

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the condition of social disorder when a society false to provide the individual with guidance or social norms +

normlessness

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ethics

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moral guidance situated within community/society

the collective conscience of society…shared culture

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social forces

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overcome individual forces + direct, coerce, contain and control the society

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structural functionalism

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functions of certain elements in a society

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sacred

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what can’t be touched or must be handled in a particular way

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profane

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doesn’t hold a significance

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society is like a

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society is like a cell/organism where everything has its own kind of function, so if something is not operating accordingly, it is deviant

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what does modernity and increasing division of labor/density of people cause ?

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decrease of collective conscience due to specialization
influence of religion will weaken
shift to restorative justice
crime–necessary because it builds the collective conscious

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what are the four types of suicide

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egoistic, fatalistic, altruistic, anomic

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egoistic

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low integration, high regulation

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fatalistic

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low integration, high regulation

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altruistic

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high integration

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anomic

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low regulation, low integration

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15
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Durkheim and Dubois are of a kind in this way

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contemporary sociologists concerned with collective conscious
respectability politics

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16
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Racecraft

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Dubois: outsider, insider —worked for Penn perpetually on the outside, wasn’t rebered and couldn’t find work; scholar denied, has all the education
- is mot raised around other black people but “throws his lot in with them”
Durkheim: insider, outsider–revered in France but couldn’t really speak on being Jewish or things related to the Dreyfus Affair
- defends anti-semitism, jewish people’s behaviors make antisemitism warranted or understandable and this is just a part of French nationalism–need for a scapegoat

positionality affects their perspective

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The Philadelphia Negro

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very first ethnographic study
does this for the purpose of showing that the stereotype and ideology surrounding black work ethic, poverty and the social black ills people experience are not their fault but due to societal ills

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micro level–individual

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Claude Steele, Whistling Vivaldi– stereotype threat
connection to double consciousness: standardized testing –ways that rhetoric and ideology affect performance, you could undermine the highest performing students because pressure undermines performance, weight of historical precedent –you see yourself through the eyes of your oppressor creating dissonance

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meso level–institutions

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role of race in slavery about the creation of identity of white workers, who want to preserve privilege + benefits
Bacons Rebellion: creates a rebellion with white indentured servants and black slaves: to make sure this didn’t happen was by priveleging white people, police power iover blacks, favoring in employment, crearing a notion of freedom that was based on access
settling for the psychological wage

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macro level–global

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Howard Wynett: nature of modernity, white supremacy is not something that was just invented in modern times but its a constitute element of modernity which involves the development of the nation state, which is about hoarding resources and labor but also a form of nationalism that fosters the pillaging of other nations= gives rise in the capitalist era

21
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What interferes with class consciousness

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race is the agent of social control–fear of being thought of as black-like