SOSC 1000 Final: Bell and Shils oct 8th .docx

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

Document Summary

Bell and shils: compare e. p thompson and james burke on the subject of industrial revolution, overall, he is a socialist so he thought it was negative (the means was not good, the focus was making money, child labor should not allowed, low payments, connection between thompson and marxist, both believed people are being exploited, what does shils means by vertical and horizontal integrated, differs amongst society, vertical must have authority and status order (modern, differs amongst society, connected from the center by paying taxes and religion, poorly integrated, private. Integrated in a hierarchy of power: horizontal small portions (elites it"s the church, military, now in modernity, mass communication, authority/ traditional, now the authoritative government is getting involved in smaller economies, what, according to bell, is the significance of mass production, marketing and installment buying for modernity, survival new method of life.