Introduction to Sociology Deneme Sınavı Sorusu #1320628
Which philosopher suggests that forms of action, belief and emotion, that is culture, emerge from the organization of social structure or needs, rather than from the choice of the agent or his/her interpretation of the social world?
Marx. |
Aristotales. |
Plato. |
Bacon. |
Durkheim. |
Functional sociology in general, Durkheim in particular, suggests that forms of action, belief and emotion, that is culture, emerge from the organization of social structure or needs, rather than from the choice of the agent or his/her interpretation of the social world. Durkheim’s evolutionist view ignores traditional societies’ complexity and beliefs, assuming that traditional societies are “simpler” or “primitive” than industrial societies. Therefore, the correct option is E.
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