SOSC 1000 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Invisible Hand, Bourgeoisie, Capital Accumulation

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

Document Summary

How its used in social science, what it does/did. Connection/significance to other terms in the course. Put own argument in it for better marks. Reading: campbell: excerpts from honour, family & patronage. An aspect of integrity and social worth. Obligation to family, life spent trying to uphold and increase honour of family. Can only claim as much honour as your family has. Losing it depends on manliness of man and sexual shame of woman. Other examples: secrecy, animal theft to provide for family, avenging murder. Significant to understanding how the family and honouring it was the center of traditional society. Reading: thompson: the moral economy of the english crowd. Community based on morals and expected sellers to run economy based on good morals. Traditional view of social norms and obligations of the proper economic functions of several parties in the community constitutes the moral economy of the poor. Paternalist model: straight from farmer to consumer, controlled market.