SOSC 1000 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Scientific Method, Mercantilism

• School: York University
• Department: Social Science
• Course: SOSC 1000
• Professor: Terry Conlin

Document Summary

Next week, october 2nd my gla. Facilitate discussion on readings, question on syllabus; answer the questions, understand the readings, get people talking and engaging with the text; write a report due in the next weeks tutorial about how the discussion went. Conservative, liberal, socialist classical ideology statement charts. Ernst shusky 1981; social science: each social science has ties to humanities as well as physical sciences, social sciences: anthropology, sociology, psychology, political. Sociologist vs. economist vs. psychologist view of situation, include key concepts for each. Ernst shusky 1981; history of social science: how social science has developed over the decades, john locke influenced by hobbes (1690) Looking at the relations between rulers and ruled, structures of government, monarchy, notions of sovereignty and who owns what, individual property. Us constitution designed and built for capitalism. Competition/social contract natural state of things pitted humans against each other in a continual state of war, naturally prone to competition; admission to university.