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exam 1 review sheet

 Introduction to Sociological Theory

Review Sheet for Exam 1

Thursday October 1 in class


The 1st exam will cover the course readings on the syllabus through Karl Marx.


You should be able to define and discuss all of the following terms. Note that this list is a guide only, and everything from the lectures and readings for this section of the course can be included on the exam.


What is sociological theory?

What is a theory?

C. Wright Mills


“false consciousness”

Suicide and social integration

“Anomic Suicide”


Charles Darwin

Auguste Comte

Thomas Malthus

Herbert Spencer


Ferdinand Toennies

Emile Durkheim

Georg Simmel

Karl Marx


Functionalism

Conflict theory

Cultural Theory



Organic analogy

Theological stage

Metaphysical stage

Positivist stage


Natural selection

“survival of the fittest”

“Laws of Population Growth”

Meritocracy


Ferdinand Toennies

Gemeinschaft (“Community”)

Gesellschaft (“Society”)


Mechanical solidarity

Organic solidarity

Anomie


Georg Simmel

Individualization

Network analysis


The Communist Manifesto

Das Kapital

Class conflict

Capitalists

Bourgeoisie

Proletariat

“Base” and “superstructure”

Control of the “means of production”


Capitalism’s “internal contradictions”

False consciousness à class consciousness

Revolutionary intellectuals

Alienation

De-skilling

Routinization

Boredom

Socialism



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