SOC 3126 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: French Revolution, Pseudorandom Binary Sequence, Political Question

• School: University of Ottawa
• Department: Sociology
• Course: SOC 3126
• Professor: Claude Denis

Document Summary

Soc 3126 (winter 2021): marx"s early works pt2: the relationship between politics, religion. Audio notes: marx argued germany was a backwards country compared to the leading countries in europe (primarily great britain & france), too late for bourgeoisie revolution, germany needed something more radical. A political revolution was made instead of men only because women"s rights were very limited: french revolution made political equality. There was no more aristocracy present: results in germans don"t have rights politically. Citizenship wasn"t possible in germany, they had no rights and had no citizens, they are subjects: different kind of statuses, ex. you can be a noble and be. Jewish which was a legal status that people had. It limited what ppl can do in occupation and where they can live in the city. In 1853, there was a project/proposal that was created to emancipate jews politically: when marx talks about germans, he means christian germans.