SOCB42H3 Lecture 13: Lecture 13

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Lecture 13 last bit of tocqueville and comte. Comte y position of sociology y nature of sociology y order y progress. Marx and smith are put together into the definitions. A few for tocqueville and 1 for comte. Tocqueville y are democratic society subjected to revolutions? y no, it looks like democratic societies are revolutionary with all sorts of change, but there will not be any significant revolutions, not in politics, or new ideas. If you have property revolution is bad for you because it might get whipped away. As long as these 4 things are in place, it will be very unlikely to see revolution in politics. Why will there be no cultural or ideological revolutions? y y. Less likely when people think alike, if there"s more social differences maybe this would be different, and could be a source of difference.

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