SOSC 1000 Study Guide - Individualism, Paternalism, Bourgeoisie

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

Document Summary

Outline the content, origins and evolution of conservative, liberal and socialist ideology. Ideology is an attempt to explain the social reality, and the world around them. It explains but also evaluates the outline and describes the beliefs and values. They attempt to explain three different aspects of human life; economic, political, and social. There is a belief system and values the three ideologies for c, l, and s are essentially political in nature but also economic because each has a very detailed and systematic understanding of the way the world is ordered. Free enterprise is anonymous with capitalism; liberals are concerned with the belief that entrepreneurs and enterprising individuals should be entitled to the products of their labour productivity and talent. Liberalism manifests itself in different ways, for example in. Canada does not believe in logic of completely free market and believes in unregulated market can have negative social consequences.