Ünite Sınavı Soruları

Which of the following is the author of "The Division of Labour in Society"?

I- legal,

II- political,

III- religious,

IV- artistic 

V- philosophic

Which of the above are ideological forms in which men becaome conscious of the conflict between material world and ideological world. 

Who believes that "political decisions must be taken by the majority while avoiding the risk of its tyranny"?

Who became the theorist of revolution against a non-reformable system of
domination within the legal framework of the liberal state?

Who states the idea that "most social relationships are in fact constituted as power relations that are all the more stable the more the individuals involved are convinced that they are acting within a legitimate system, especially in a political context?"

I- Equality

II- Political participation

III-Political conception

IV-Role of religion

Which of the above are among Tocqueville's proposotions on orders of explanation?

I. He is the founder of scientific sociology.

II. He mainly deals with historical materialism.

III. He talks about alienation primarily focusing on the economic facts.

IV. He underlines the importance of the state's role and gives it full responsibility.

Which of the above is/are true about Emile Durkheim?

Which of the following is an idea of Marx? 

Which of the following is the sociological concept that allows us to understand the elements of similarity between facts and social phenomena that occur in different societies according to Durkheim ?

I.Democratic quality is measured through the level of mutual communication between the state and other levels of society.

II.The state is not superior to society but is an instrument of moral and economic organization.

III. The political organization in general and the state, in particular, takes on a propulsive and innovative role.

IV. The state must assume the full moral and economic responsibility of society.

Which of the figures supports the ideas given above?

Which of the following philosophers argues that one-sidedness is intentional and that therefore selectivity is not determined by the nature of things?

The conception according to which history is something external to our mind and cannot be reduced to a product of human intellect is called by which of the following?

 A form of power that presupposes a bureaucratic organisation of the system, legitimised by the rules of law is called by which of the following? 

Which of the following modes of production of Carl Marx was added later to the three epochs of his theoretical framework?

 I.  the working class

II. the petty bourgeoisie

III.  the property-less intelligentsia and specialists (technicians, various kinds of white-collar employees, civil servants possibly with considerable social differences depending on the cost of their training)

IV. the classes privileged through property and education

V. The classes privileged through nobility and inheritance

Which of the above are true for social classes subdivision according to Karl Marx? 

An intensification of the division of labour produces a form of ........... conditioned by the consciousness of the multiplicity of interests produced by specialised roles.

Which of the following completes above? 

Which of the following figures is associated with sociological functionalism that inspired the structural-functional paradigm?

I-Curiosity

II-Individualism

III-Dissatisfaction

IV-Conflict

Which of the above caused the eruption of evalution in France?

I. He argues that each legal system acts directly on a community’s distribution of power.

II. He introduces the concepts of “class”, “status”, and “party”.

III. He asserts that the development of the modern state cannot be understood as a simple output of economic rationalization.

IV. He regards the scientific knowledge of society as dependent on selective views of various aspects of cultural life. 

Which of the following philosophers supports the arguments above?

What are the consequences of social processes and structures over which individuals
can have no control called according to Durkheim?