SOSC 1000 Study Guide - Final Guide: Industrial Revolution, Bourgeoisie, Mercantilism

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

Document Summary

*there is no pure modern or traditional society because these terms are not dichotomous, meaning they are not black and white, and can share parts with each other. Greek sarakastan traditional hierarchal society similar to movie the. Modernity has freedom, and resents any restriction to such, and will oppose those forces of government, morals, tradition etc: bell and shills reading the development of mass society optimistic part of social science. Thompson horrors of industrial revolution did not share optimistic outlook on modernity. The lower and higher classes share same ideals and engage in similar behaviours. **consensual and integrated society*: romantic love vs. traditional arranged marriages, growth of common culture, science and technology are seen as progress towards modernity. James burke 1985 factory and marketplace revolution. 1620 hobbes value of a man is his price, determined by someone else. Adam smith capitalism fundamental in human development. 1848 karl marx communism manifesto supported many capitalist concepts as basis.